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McCormick floats dedicated department to handle AI

U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick, R-Pa., says putting AI regulation in the hands of the federal government poses risks and instead offered a different solution that he believes would be better equipped to handle the evolving technology. “I do think the idea of an industry-led group, maybe FINRA-like, where they establish regulations and oversight and compliance is a good idea,” McCormick said during an interview on Fox News Sunday. FINRA, under the oversight of the Securities and Exchange Commission, or SEC, is a self-regulatory organization for member broker-dealers that is ...

Books on a roll

Students from the Warren County Christian School are asking for the public’s help broadening the school library with books for children in kindergarten through 12th grades.Those who bring three children's books that are new or gently used will receive free admission to the Russell Roller ...

New outdoor training area unveiled for PSP Academy

HERSHEY — Nearly three years after breaking ground, the Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) and the Department of General Services (DGS) unveiled a newly completed outdoor tactical training area Wednesday, marking the latest milestone in the construction of PSP’s new state-of-the-art Academy. ...

Bees sworn in as new police chief

The Warren City Council chambers were filled Monday evening as community members, law enforcement officers and city officials gathered to support Joseph Bees as he was sworn in as the city’s new chief of police. The ceremony was held during the council’s meeting, with District Judge ...

Nickel Challenge launches annual Torchlight Campaign

The Warren County chapter of the United Fund is marking 102 years of bringing neighbors together, officially launching its 2026 Torchlight Campaign to rally the community for a common purpose. A return to Warren’s Veterans Memorial Bridge is set to take place on Saturday at 10 a.m. for the ...

Sentence reconsiderations denied by judge

A Warren man’s request to reconsider his recent sentence in the Court of Common Pleas has been denied. Shawn T. Moore, 36, was sentenced to a minimum of 8 months and a maximum of 3 years of confinement in July by President Judge Gregory Hammond in the Court of Common Pleas after pleading to a charge of felony conspiracy – manufacture, delivery or possession with intent to manufacture or deliver. The incident was the second of two charges against Moore in the span of two days. After sentencing on July 13, Moore filed a motion for modification of his sentence as well as a motion ...