From New York state to Virginia and back to Cattaraugus County, the 37th New York Regimental Presentation Flag has a storied ...

After three years inside Urbaniak's, Jessica Schultz, owner of Herb & Honey Bakery has her own place, thanks to The Erie Historic Preservation Trust.

A more than century-old school building poised to be demolished to make room for electric buses at the Scotia-Glenville schools transportation facility may be saved thanks to state intervention.

Barb: A scammer successfully pulled off the “grandparent scam” this week, tricking a Windber woman into believing her grandson had been jailed over a car accident in Johnstown and needed bail ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Cambria County's historic Path of the Flood Trail has been named Pennsylvania's Trail of the Year for 2025, state officials said Thursday. The recognition "is a testament to the ...

On one of Samuel Stratton’s early trips to Amsterdam as part of his first Congressional campaign there, he luckily ran into an 11-year old entrepreneur. East End native John Naple wrote, “If I ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. – Significant steps have been taken in the processes of bringing new businesses to 339 Walnut St. and 507 Main St. in downtown Johnstown. The sale of the former Ideal Market ...

Historical accounts of foodborne illness date back to antiquity. The first suggested documented case of a known foodborne illness dates back to 323 B.C. According to doctors at the University of ...

JOHNSTOWN, Pa. (WJAC) — Authorities in Cambria County say a Johnstown area man is facing sexual assault charges after being accused of having inappropriate contact with a sleeping woman.

A historic winter storm is expected to bring rare heavy snowfall and ice to states along the Gulf Coast and could impact as many as 55 million people through midweek, according to national forecasts.

Four more wins. That’s all we ask in our nation’s capital. In a season of potentially historic milestones, it’s one of the biggest to keep your eye on between now and April. Heading into the ...

As a result, many young people can no longer read or write in cursive. But if you can—or are willing to learn—a wealth of historical documents await you in the U.S. National Archives. The federal ...