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Mount Nittany Health officials say it cost them $6.4 million to bring in temporary workers during the recent strike, and unionized workers say that money could have instead gone to salary increases.

The State College Area School District plans to look at options for repairing the historic Fairmount Building near downtown State College.

Though the new rules won't take effect until January, state human service officials plan to begin notifying people about the upcoming changes later this month because they are expected to be so disruptive.

The Citizens Coal Council says the quality of information in DEP's latest report represents a backslide compared to previous ones.

As of last year, Pennsylvanians have filed 143,000 claims for black lung benefits.

Mount Nittany Health officials say they're implementing measles screening questions at all outpatient locations following two potential exposures in the State College area.

Students in remote school districts like Otto-Eldred in McKean County are using failing, outdated technology. In some cases, it's costing them their futures.

Officials with Mount Nittany Health say they’ve confirmed measles cases in Centre and Mifflin counties and have notified the Pennsylvania Department of Health.

Pennsylvania Democrats have big policy plans if they win the three seats they need for a majority in the state Senate.

Unionized hospital workers and Mount Nittany Medical Center leaders are back to the bargaining table after last week’s strike, but the two sides aren’t any closer to an agreement on pay raises.