A Pennsylvania man was arrested after the National Park Service said he vandalized monuments in Gettysburg, causing thousands of dollars in damage.

Gettysburg National Military Park met with the Lincoln Fellowship of Pennsylvania to discuss the planned event coming later this year.

The man suspected of defacing two Gettysburg monuments faces $250K fine and 10 years in prison for each felony count.

O'Rorke is remembered for leading a regiment that adjusted on the fly to defend Little Round Top — a key Union flank — from advancing Confederate soldiers on the second day of the battle. He was shot ...

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National Park Service law enforcement rangers and Carlisle police on March 6 arrested a Cumberland County man, charging him ...

A man has been arrested after he allegedly defaced two monuments built in honor of those who fought in the most famous battle ...

Whether you’re looking for lazy days by the beach, tranquil nights or a week of adventure, there’s a national park for your family this spring break.

Plans for the “signature event” of Adams County’s Semiquincentennial celebration in 2026 would recreate Abraham Lincoln’s two ...

Every March, just as winter begins to loosen its grip on the rolling Adams County countryside, Gettysburg comes alive in a way that feels almost supernatural.