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Woman Arrested After Violent Cutting Leaves Victim Injured WILMINGTON, DE — A woman is facing felony charges after police said an investigation into a cutting incident led to her arrest days later. According t […]

Where History and Landscape Converge in Chadds Ford The creek moves quietly here, bending through the valley as if it has no urgency at all. Sunlight filters through sycamores and maples, catching the […]

Routine Traffic Stop Leads to Gun Charge for Wilmington Woman WILMINGTON, DE — A Wilmington woman is facing a firearm charge after police said a traffic stop led to the recovery of a handgun. According to W […]

Blood Shortage Fears Mount as Red Cross Races to Refill Supply PHILADELPHIA, PA — The American Red Cross is urging residents to donate blood or platelets as spring travel and seasonal activities threaten to d […]

Nighttime Closures Set to Snarl I-76 Traffic Next Week PHILADELPHIA, PA — Motorists traveling on Interstate 76 (Schuylkill Expressway) should prepare for overnight delays next week as PennDOT continues a m […]

Geothermal Bill Advances, Could Reshape PA Energy Future HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania lawmakers are considering new regulations that could allow geothermal energy development statewide, potentially e […]

Longwood Gardens Unveils Massive Spring Bloom Display Across Grounds KENNETT SQUARE, PA — Longwood Gardens opened its Spring Blooms seasonal display Friday, March 27, featuring thousands of flowering plants, extended h […]

Phorid Fly Crackdown Expands Countywide, Bringing Relief HARRISBURG, PA — Chester County residents and mushroom growers will face stricter pest control requirements and gain access to new state funding a […]

West Chester Families Gain Access to Professional Home Cleaning Services — What to Look For When Hiring For busy families in West Chester, PA, keeping a home consistently clean is one of the most common sources of daily stress. Between careers in […]

Phillies Start Season Strong on Opening Day, but Bohm Lawsuit Emerges Off the Field Opening Day arrived Thursday across MLB, and the Phillies opened their season with a 5–3 win over the Texas Rangers at Citizens Bank Park. The t […]

New State Division Targets Rural Access to Civil Rights HARRISBURG, PA — Residents in Pennsylvania’s rural communities will see expanded access to civil rights resources and outreach efforts following the […]

Endless Mountains Push Gains Momentum With New Senate Bill WASHINGTON, D.C. — A bipartisan proposal introduced this week could bring federal recognition and increased tourism investment to northeastern P […]

Parx Casino Opens Parxview Hotel in Bensalem BENSALEM, PA — Parx Casino opened the Parxview Hotel in Bensalem this week, adding a new lodging option adjacent to its gaming and entertainment c […]

$5.5M Farm Investment Targets Water Pollution, Boosts Sustainability MANHEIM, PA — Farmers across Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna River Basin will receive more than $5.5 million in state-supported funding to reduce water pol […]

Pennsylvania Treasury Returns $16K to Greencastle Fire Company GREENCASTLE, PA — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity and Rep. Chad Reichard announced this week that $16,559.17 in unclaimed property has been r […]

Gun Raids Net Weapons, Juveniles Charged Ahead of Draft HARRISBURG, PA — State agents executed three search warrants in Allegheny County in mid-March, seizing multiple firearms and filing charges against s […]

Man Pleads Guilty to Illegal Firearm Possession in Berks Case PHILADELPHIA, PA — A 25-year-old man pleaded guilty Thursday, March 26, to possessing a firearm while unlawfully in the United States, federal p […]

Octorara School Board Approves Contracts, Reviews Charter Costs, Fills Vacancy ATGLEN, PA — The Octorara Area School District Board of School Directors approved contracts, personnel actions, facilities spending, and policy items a […]

Audit Finds Violations, Flags Risk to Spring City Fire Relief Funds SPRING CITY, PA — The Pennsylvania Auditor General released a compliance audit of the Liberty Fire Company Relief Association of the Borough of S […]

Could Federal Contracts Change? New Order Targets DEI Rules WASHINGTON, D.C. — Federal contractors could face new restrictions and penalties after President Donald J. Trump signed an executive order Thursday p […]