Maryann Pugh

PennDOT Seeks Private Ideas for Transportation Projects HARRISBURG, PA — Private companies have until the end of April to propose transportation projects or services to the state under a program that a […]

Health Department Cites West Chester Pizzeria for Multiple Violations WEST CHESTER, PA — Patelmo’s Pizzeria in East Goshen Township was cited for multiple food safety and facility violations during a Chester County Hea […]

Treasurer Urges Easter Property Search as Millions Remain Unclaimed HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania Treasurer Stacy Garrity is encouraging residents to search for unclaimed property ahead of Easter, saying more than $17 m […]

USPS to Hold Job Fair for Maintenance Workers in Philadelphia PHILADELPHIA, PA — The United States Postal Service will hold a job fair on April 6 at its Philadelphia Vehicle Maintenance Facility to recruit m […]

Chester County Honors Local Farmers in New Agriculture Awards POTTSTOWN, PA — Chester County is launching a new public awards program to recognize farmers and agricultural leaders, highlighting their role in s […]

Fentanyl Deaths Fall as New Drug Threats Rise in Pa. ALLENTOWN, PA — Federal and state officials say fentanyl-related deaths in Pennsylvania have declined sharply in recent years, even as new, more p […]

Traffic Stop Leads to Gun Charge in Wilmington WILMINGTON, DE — A Wilmington man is facing a gun charge following a late-night traffic stop, police said. According to Wilmington Police, officers w […]

Students Can Apply Now for Pa. Environmental Leadership Roles HARRISBURG, PA — High school students across Pennsylvania have until June 10 to apply for a statewide program that trains young leaders to take on e […]

Opening Day Trout Season Brings Limits, Safety Rules HARRISBURG, PA — Pennsylvania anglers will be allowed to begin trout fishing at 8 a.m. this Saturday as the statewide Opening Day of Trout Season g […]

Chester County Health Inspections Report Violations at Three Facilities WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety violations at three establishments following inspections c […]

Trump Orders New Tariffs on Drugs, Metals Imports WASHINGTON, D.C. — Importers of patented drugs, steel, aluminum, and copper products will face sharply higher tariffs under two presidential p […]

$600M Bridge Project Targets Traffic, Safety Concerns WASHINGTON, D.C. — A $600 million federal investment will fund the replacement of a key Delaware River bridge connecting Pennsylvania and New Jersey, a […]

Pennsylvania Treasury Donates $38,000 in Unclaimed Property HARRISBURG, PA — The Pennsylvania Treasury has donated nearly $38,000 in unclaimed property, including gift cards and consumer items, to five n […]

Put the Phone Down or Pay: Fines Begin in June HARRISBURG, PA — Drivers in Pennsylvania who use handheld phones behind the wheel will face fines starting June 5, as enforcement begins under a new d […]

Fire, Contamination Fears, and Temperature Violations Hit County Kitchens WEST CHESTER, PA — The Chester County Health Department reported multiple food safety violations at several establishments following inspections c […]

Trump Claims Major Gains in Iran Operation, Signals More Strikes WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States is nearing its military objectives in a month-long campaign against Iran, according to President Donald Trump, w […]

NIH Visit Highlights PA’s Role in Medical Breakthroughs PHILADELPHIA, PA — Federal research funding is driving medical breakthroughs, job growth, and economic activity in Pennsylvania, as lawmakers and h […]

New Volunteer System Opens Access to PA Parks and Forests PHILIPSBURG, PA — Pennsylvanians can now more easily sign up for volunteer work in state parks and forests through a new statewide system designed to s […]

State Launches ‘Visit PA Playmakers’ to Greet Global Visitors PHILADELPHIA, PA — Pennsylvania will deploy a new statewide “welcome committee” in 2026 to engage millions of visitors expected for major natio […]

Fire Truck Costs Surge, Delays Raise Safety Concerns SPRINGFIELD, PA — Fire departments across Pennsylvania are facing rising costs and long delays for new fire trucks, raising concerns about public s […]