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Starting in July, Bellefonte will offer residents public transit services through Centre County Transportation. It’s replacing CATA, the Centre Area Transportation Authority.
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The Blair County NAACP branch president is stepping down after almost four years in the position to focus on his family and work.
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Conflicting partisan priorities and disagreements over voter ID specifics continue to make election deals tricky.
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Kane Mayor Brandy Schimp says rural areas can get a bad reputation as boring or “barren land,” but it’s “really quite opposite.”
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Experts say the U.S. Supreme Court ruling ushered in an era of unprecedented spending on elections by ultra-wealthy special interests.
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Pennsylvania State Police have ordered an independent review, but have not promised to make any findings public.
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Saying it has the least impact on agricultural lands, displaces the fewest homes and avoids the headwaters of Spring Creek, PennDOT is recommending the Central alternative for the U.S. Route 322 State College Area Connector Project.
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President Trump signed an executive order Thursday prohibiting federal funding for NPR and PBS and calling their news coverage "partisan and biased." Here's a look at what that would mean for WPSU.
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Explore Altoona, which has been Blair County’s official marketing organization for more than 60 years, will soon be dissolved. Blair County Commissioners voted Thursday to decertify the non-profit.
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Most or all of Centre County’s power should be restored by Sunday at 11 p.m., according to a Centre County Commissioners press release. In that release, commissioners said hundreds of First Energy workers from in and out-of-state are trying to restore power. But, restoration efforts could be delayed since there are more storms forecast over the next few days.