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Chester County Housing Costs Exceed Affordability Benchmarks CHESTER COUNTY, PA — Chester County’s housing market remained out of reach for many buyers in the first quarter of 2026, as rising home prices and bor […]

ICYMI: Private Firms Invited to Pitch Pa. Transportation Projects HARRISBURG, PA — In case you missed it, private companies have until April 30 to submit proposals for transportation projects in Pennsylvania, o […]

U.S. Job Growth Tops Forecasts but Labor Market Shows Strain WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in March, beating expectations, but underlying data shows uneven growth and signs of strain in p […]

State Awards $11 Million to Upgrade Libraries Across Pennsylvania HARRISBURG, PA — More than $11 million in state funding will support upgrades and repairs at 27 public libraries across Pennsylvania, targeting aging i […]

Blast Robotics Earns Rising All-Star Award at Philadelphia Event PHILADELPHIA, PA — Blast Robotics, a Berwyn-based student robotics team, continued its breakout rookie season by earning the Rising All-Star Award at t […]

Where the Creek Runs Quiet: The Enduring Rhythm of Glenmoore Morning settles slowly in Glenmoore. Mist lifts off the East Branch Brandywine Creek in thin ribbons, drifting across the road as Route 282 curves […]

Interior Overhaul Targets Faster Decisions, Leaner Bureaucracy WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Department of the Interior is launching a nationwide effort to streamline operations, reduce administrative delays, and i […]

ICYMI: Students Can Apply to State Environmental Program by June 10 HARRISBURG, PA — In case you missed it, Pennsylvania high school students have until June 10 to apply for a statewide program that trains young l […]

Phillies Take Series in Colorado Behind Offensive Surge, Strong Pitching For Phillies fans who tune in to watch their beloved hometown team for its offensive firepower, Friday night at Coors Field in Colorado delivered […]

State Grants Help Parents Afford College, Remove Barriers HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania is awarding more than $1.6 million in grants to colleges and universities to help parents pursue higher education by c […]

Military Suicide Deaths Decline but Risks Persist WASHINGTON, D.C. — Fewer U.S. service members died by suicide in 2024 compared to the previous year, but long-term trends and rising rates in some g […]

State Revenue Beats Forecast as Tax Collections Climb HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania collected more tax revenue than expected in March, strengthening the state’s financial position with three months rem […]

Pennsylvania Jobs Hit Record High as Unemployment Falls HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania added jobs and saw its unemployment rate decline in January, with total employment reaching a record high, according to s […]

IRS Moves to Clarify Rules on Church Political Speech WASHINGTON, D.C. — Religious organizations could receive clearer federal guidance on what they can say about politics during services, as the T […]

Mobile Career Unit Targets Job Gaps in Rural Counties KERSEY, PA — Workers and employers in six rural Pennsylvania counties will gain expanded access to job training and hiring services through a new m […]

Forest Service Leaving D.C. In Major Western Shift WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Forest Service will relocate its headquarters to Salt Lake City and overhaul its leadership structure, a move federal o […]

New Plan Targets Maternal Health Gaps, Saves Lives HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania officials have released a statewide strategy aimed at reducing maternal deaths and improving access to care, with a f […]

New Hospice Oversight Aims to Expose Fraud, Protect Patients WASHINGTON, D.C. — Medicare hospice providers could face increased scrutiny under a proposed federal rule that introduces a new scoring system to f […]

Shutdown Relief Gives DHS Workers Extra Time to File Taxes WASHINGTON, D.C. — Department of Homeland Security personnel affected by the ongoing federal shutdown will receive extra time to file their taxes, w […]

FTC Seeks $426M Budget, Signals Enforcement Priorities WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Federal Trade Commission is requesting $426.71 million in funding and 1,183 staff positions for fiscal year 2027, outlining h […]