Higher education has taken quite a beating lately. Lawmakers have been going after administrators and faculty at high-profile institutions over Gaza protests and diversity initiatives. Students and parents are getting increasingly impatient with rising costs. Faculty are disgruntled in many ...

Twice last week reporter Heather Cathcart-Norris caught up crews cleaning up Warren landmarks. They weren’t paid. No one asked for coverage. Warren Koppenhafer, the owner and CEO of local business Kope Services, noticed that Soldier and Sailors Park looked dirty, so he and his crew ...

House Rep. Michael Sturla, D-Lancaster, is proposing one of the most brazen tax shifts we’ve seen in quite a while. Sturla, with House Bill 678, wants to give counties the ability to levy a 1% sales tax, with the bill specifically targeted for counties like Warren County that don’t ...

There are some who question the value of streambank stabilization projects like the one taking place along Brokenstraw Creek. Diane Brant of Warren isn’t one of them. Two members of Brant’s family were walking along a trail near Brokenstraw Creek in late May when a family member ...

Once again last week the Warren City Council heard arguments from city residents who want the city to step in and stop a senior housing development downtown. This time, those with concerns asked the council to commission an independent study on the proposed senior housing project proposed by ...

In a distant corner of Pittsburgh’s sprawling Allegheny Cemetery, you have to march up a steep hillside to find the grave of Josh Gibson. It’s a flat stone, set in the ground, and has Gibson’s game engraved on it, his dates of birth and death and the words “Legendary Baseball ...