Lock Haven

Pennsylvania is one step closer to cellphone-free schools. And Commonwealth University faculty hope to prevent planned layoffs at the three state schools.

Officials who oversee Northeast Pennsylvania’s largest airport thought they found a new leader to run it. But they couldn’t finalize a deal to bring in a new executive director, so they have to find someone else.

Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania expects to lay off as many as 175 people next year — 75 faculty and 100 staff — in an effort to lower costs and balance its budget

New and pregnant moms are invited to a Community Baby Shower in Lock Haven on Tuesday.

One million dollars in federal funding is heading to Lock Haven to construct a new building for the city’s police department. It also will be a crucial tool to combat the region's fentanyl crisis.