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Trump Signature Set for U.S. Currency in Historic First WASHINGTON, D.C. — Future U.S. paper currency will include the signature of President Donald J. Trump alongside the Treasury secretary, marking the f […]

Retail Theft, Assault Probe, and Gunfire Incident Reported Across Southern Chester County AVONDALE, PA — Pennsylvania State Police reported multiple incidents across southern Chester County between Tuesday, March 25, and Thursday, March 2 […]

Holiday Meals Carry Hidden Risks, USDA Issues Safety Alert WASHINGTON, D.C. — Families preparing traditional spring holiday meals are being urged to follow basic food safety practices to avoid foodborne i […]

Pa. Awards $805K to Help Veterans Facing Basic Needs HARRISBURG, PA — Hundreds of thousands of dollars in grant funding are being distributed across Pennsylvania to help veterans access food, housing, t […]

Millions Must Switch Loan Plans After SAVE Program Ends WASHINGTON, D.C. — More than 7.5 million student loan borrowers will be required to transition into new repayment plans after a federal court s […]

Premier Orthopaedics Marks National Doctors’ Day in Philadelphia Region KING OF PRUSSIA, PA — Premier Orthopaedics & Philadelphia Hand to Shoulder Center recognized National Doctors’ Day on March 30 by honoring phy […]

$488M Port Funding Push Targets Faster, Cheaper Shipping WASHINGTON, D.C. — Nearly $489 million in federal funding will be distributed to modernize U.S. ports and strengthen supply chains, with the goal of i […]

Phillies Drop Final Two Games to Rangers, Lose First Series of Season While Opening Day gave Phillies fans plenty to celebrate with a 5–3 victory, the results over the weekend were far less satisfying, as the Fightin’ Phi […]

Free AI Course by Text Aims to Reach Workers Fast WASHINGTON, D.C. — American workers can now access a free, weeklong artificial intelligence training course via text message, part of a federal e […]

Pa. Fines BetMGM $100K, Bans 16 From Gambling Lists HARRISBURG, PA — A major online betting operator has been fined and multiple individuals banned from gambling in Pennsylvania following regulatory a […]

Where Time Moves Slower at the Crossroads of Cochranville The first thing you notice is the quiet—not silence, but the low, steady rhythm of a place that has learned not to rush. A pickup rolls through the i […]

Weapon Found, Theft, and Hit-And-Run Reported in Busy Weekend WYOMISSING, PA — Police responded to dozens of incidents across Wyomissing on Friday, March 27, and Saturday, March 28, including a reported weapon d […]

Energy Deal Shifts Wind Funds to Gas, Sparks Debate WASHINGTON, D.C. — A new federal agreement will redirect roughly $1 billion from offshore wind projects to oil and natural gas development, a move o […]

Lincoln Financial Launches Two Fixed Indexed Annuities RADNOR, PA — Lincoln Financial (NYSE: LNC) has launched two fixed indexed annuities, Lincoln FlexAdvantage Income and Lincoln OptiBlend Income, aimed a […]

Pa. Offers New Tax Breaks to Help Workers With Costs HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania employers can now receive state tax credits for helping workers cover child care, education, and disability-related e […]

U.S. Moves to Speed Missile Production Amid Defense Push WASHINGTON, D.C. — The federal government is accelerating production of a key long-range missile system through a new agreement with a major defense c […]

Comcast Expands Network to 5,200 Locations in East Nottingham, Oxford EAST NOTTINGHAM TWP, PA — Comcast (Nasdaq: CMCSA) has expanded its broadband network to more than 5,200 homes and businesses in East Nottingham T […]

Treasury Launches AI Initiative to Safeguard Financial System WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal officials are launching a new public-private initiative aimed at strengthening the U.S. financial system as artificial i […]

Pa. Launches Veteran Suicide Prevention Effort Statewide ANNVILLE, PA — Pennsylvania is expanding suicide prevention resources for service members, veterans, and their families through a new statewide i […]

New ‘Product of USA’ Label Targets Consumer Confusion WASHINGTON, D.C. — Consumers will see clearer labeling on meat, poultry, and egg products under a new federal standard designed to ensure items l […]