DelVal Singles Face Tough Dating Landscape

Philadelphia ranked a hardly inspiring 89th of being a desirable locale for a single person and 109th in available dating opportunities.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Cal Coolidge's Crazy Coon

The White House has been a kind of landlocked Noah’s Ark over the years.

Spring Mountain Hopes To Attract DelVal Skiers And Boarders This Winter

As the weather gets colder, many Delaware Valley skiers and snowboarders look forward to hitting the slopes this winter.

Hatboro's Gold Star Garden: A Place Of Peace And Reflection

The Gold Star Garden offers an opportunity to pause and reflect, to recall those who have given their lives in the service of our nation.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: A Classic Turns 80

What is it about “Casablanca” that won’t let go of our collective soul?

Will DelVal Residents Purchase Organic Turkeys For Thanksgiving Amid Rising Food Prices?

Some families may wait another year to host a large gathering because of the increase in food costs.

FLOWERS: Giving Thanks For The Gift Of A Life Well-Lived

The hope of a future is precious, the memory of a past is cherished, but the here and the now is my bedrock and I will cling to it.

My Thanksgiving State Of Mind: Comebacks Happen

History has a long arc, and we have the opportunity along the way to learn and do better.

PA Reacts To Mass Shooting At LGBTQ Club: 'All Of Us Become Victims'

A Pennsylvania man was among those killed in the tragedy in Colorado, which has put the nation on edge once again.

GIORDANO: What I'm Thankful For This Philly Thanksgiving

This open letter is to the people in the Philadelphia area that I’m thankful for this year.

West Chester Council President Stands By ‘Hateful Emails' Statements

OutFest was canceled for lack of volunteers and sponsors—not by hate and threats.

KRACUNAS: Now Is The Time To Help Kids Learn How To Take Stock In Their Future

Kids don’t have the life experiences adults have, but they are acutely aware of what’s happening around them.

Residents Weigh In On DELCORA Sale

State Sen. John Kane share his views on the proposed $276.5 million deal. He is far from alone.

Wayne Woman Fights For Freedom For Her Former Iranian Compatriots

For Maryam Vafa, silence isn't an option – it's a death sentence for her Iranian brothers and sisters.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: America's Biggest Lottery Scandal

As Powerball Fever simmers down, it’s an ideal moment to remember the time Americans were swept up in an earlier lottery frenzy.

As Winter Approaches, Some DelVal Residents Fear Diesel Shortage

The Energy Information Administration reports supplies of heating oil and diesel are at their lowest in more than 70 years.

As Winter Approaches, A Diesel Shortage Looms

The Energy Information Administration reports supplies of heating oil and diesel are at their lowest in more than 70 years.

SOLOMON: Will Courts Hold Facebook Liable For Kids' Anorexia?

Parents are claiming that Facebook and other social media platforms are causing their children irreparable harm.

Fisher House: On The Road To 100 Houses, And Helping Vets Along The Way

Founded in 1990, its mission is to provide a place for wounded warriors and their families to stay nearby during extended medical care.

KING: U.S. Electric Utilities Face More Demand, Less Generation

The nation's electric utilities are facing revolutionary changes.

How Much Do You Know About Election Day? Take This Fun Quiz

How much do you know about some of the stories behind Election Day?

$1.9B Powerball Jackpot Won, Game Ends In PA

There will not be another drawing Wednesday night.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: 1948, Political Polling's Epic Fail

Love them or hate them, soothsayers are impossible to ignore.

$1.9B Powerball Jackpot: Monday Drawing Set In PA

Though 10 Pennsylvanians won smaller prizes in Saturday's drawing, the historic jackpot prize remains elusive, and just keeps growing.

Powerball Jackpot Soars To Record $1.6B: What To Know In PA

The historic jackpot continues to grow, and Pennsylvanians have another shot at unthinkable fortune this weekend.

What Time Is Sunset In PA As Daylight Saving Time Ends

Get ready for some darker afternoons and brighter mornings. It's almost time to turn back the clocks in Pennsylvania.

Where PA Ranks On The New 'American Dream Prosperity Index'

With inflation deeply impacting PA families, one study maintains the state is seeing more overall "prosperity" than before the pandemic.

$1.5B Powerball Jackpot Can Be Won In PA Saturday: What To Know

The second largest jackpot in history has already generated some $75 million in sales in Pennsylvania.

White House Unlocks $13.5B In Energy Help: What It Means In PA

Federal assistance is on the way as companies continue to make it more expensive for Pennsylvanians to heat their homes.

Wednesday’s Powerball Jackpot Swells To $1.2B: What To Know In PA

An enormous, historic prize is up for grabs in the latest Powerball drawing. What to know:

BECKER: Home Rule For Towamencin? Not So Fast….

Residents should be aware of some of the negatives of Home Rule.

5 PA Metro Areas Among Nation's 10 Best Places To Retire: U.S. News

Pennsylania dominated the latest U.S. News ranking of America's best retirement havens.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: The Séance Sisters And Their Spooky Scam

It just wouldn't be Halloween without a scary story, right?

New Recylcing Center Debuts In Marcus Hook

The new center promotes enhanced sustainability initiatives and STEM education for the community.

Inquirer Stands By Incorrect Story About ‘Hate-Filled' Response To Canceled West Chester OUTFest Event

The Philadelphia Inquirer is standing by a story pushing a demonstrably false narrative.

TOMB: Latest RGGI Lawsuit Highlights Increases In Electricity Prices

Already struggling to cope with higher energy bills, Pennsylvanians are now experiencing double-digit rate hikes this fall.

New ACCESS Community Center To Open In Chester

The center’s mission is to provide a safe and respectful environment to gather for learning, recreation and celebration.

Daylight Saving Time Ends In PA: What About Sunshine Protection Act?

The latest on the bill that would halt our twice-a-year clock changing, and dates to keep in mind this fall and spring:

Former Ukrainian Prisoner Speaks In Montgomery County

Andriy Putilov is lucky to be alive.

Help Patch Recognize People Making Life Better Across PA

Patch and T-Mobile are partnering to celebrate Local Heroes who make life better in PA with contributions big and small.