The seventh grader asked the teacher to change seats and was told, “I do not negotiate with terrorists,” the civil rights group CAIR alleges.

A Harrisburg man faces charges after fleeing a traffic stop and causing a six-car pileup on Saturday, according to Pennsylvania State Police. State police say they pulled over David Cooper Jr. on 17th Street in Harrisburg and noticed him trying to hide items as they asked for his ID.

A middle school teacher has resigned from her job after allegedly calling a Muslim seventh grader a “terrorist.” The incident reportedly occurred on Jan. 16 at Central Dauphin Middle School in Harrisburg,

ASC Engineering Solutions plans to close the former Ward Manufacturing plant in Blossburg and transfer that operation to a different facility.

A historic trail tracing the path of one of the nation’s deadliest disasters is receiving statewide recognition. The Pennsylvania Department of Conservation and Natural Resources

A homeless man’s two separate worlds came together in wake of his tragic death after a Jan. 16 tent fire at his Harrisburg encampment.

Tom Homan, acting director of ICE, has said the goal of the raids is to get gang activity out the country, with an emphasis on public safety. “I think success is taking every illegal gang member out of this country, every public safety threat out of this country," he said. According to CNN, ICE field agents have a daily 75 arrest quota to meet.

Harrisburg City Treasurer Dan Miller has launched a campaign for Mayor, making him the third candidate to throw their hat into the ring publicly. Miller touted his

Crews responded to the collision in the 1100 block of Market Street near Cameron Street in the city of Harrisburg around 10 a.m. The scene is in the area of the Speedway gas station. The crash is blocking traffic and causing slowdowns. Drivers are reminded to be alert and cautious.

A Pennsylvania House committee advanced a bill that would require restaurants and other establishments to post warnings about the dangers of food allergies.

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A middle school teacher accused of calling a Muslim student a “terrorist” has now resigned from her position following public backlash, Pennsylvania reports say.