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Heatwaves have a huge impact on our physical and mental health. Doctors usually dread them, as emergency rooms quickly fill up with patients suffering from dehydration, delirium and fainting. Recent studies suggest at least a 10% rise in hospital emergency room visits on days when temperatures reach or exceed the top 5% of the normal temperature range for a given location.

Home improvements are necessary sometimes and Fulton Bank from Lebanon County has provided us with educational content on how this could work the best way.

Pennsylvania lawmakers have finally approved a $45.2 billion spending plan, sending it to Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf for his signature.

The wooden roller coaster in Midway America is closing July 31, Hersheypark said in a Tweet Friday. No reason was given.

Although political gridlock and polarization in the United States have reached a level never seen before, politics has only become more popular. Every day, tens of millions of Americans tune in as they hear the latest political buzz from their favorite candidates, elected officials, T.V. news, media publications, and political commentators.

(Harrisburg, Pa.) – The Pennsylvania Senate today passed a constitutional amendment bill to enumerate in the Pennsylvania Constitution that there is no right to abortion.

Gun violence is a hot topic right now and people in different political spectrums have opinions as to why the issue of gun violence exist in the first place and what should be done about it.

Lebanon City Police say they’ve identified several suspects involved with the former Lebanon Catholic building arson investigation but have not determined a cause.

The Lebanon County Branch of the NAACP held their third annual reading of Fredrick Douglas’ famous speech, “What to the Slave is the Fourth of July,” which he made before Congress on July 5th, 1852.

York County is dealing with what health professionals say is a significant rise in infant deaths.