HOLY COW! HISTORY: The Scandal That Nearly Killed Hollywood

A dark-eyed beauty lies dead. One of America's biggest movie stars implicated.

Schroeder To Hold Job Fair On Sept. 17

“This is an excellent opportunity to meet with employers from a wide variety of industries,” Schroeder said.

DelVal Communities Marked The 20th Anniversary Of 9/11

The pealing of bells. The laying of wreaths. Trembling voices sharing names of the dead.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: The Forgotten President And The World's Most-Spoken Word

It will happen billions of times today. People around the globe will all say the same word.

Lower Makefield To Hold Ceremonies To Remember 9/11 Losses

Judy Reiss remembers Sept. 11, 2001 like it was yesterday—not almost 20 years ago.

Enjoy Community And Fun At The Chester County Balloon Festival

Felix Baumgartner said it best: “Sometimes you have to go really high up to understand how small you are.”

Closing Chester's Covanta Plant Would Take $8 Million Revenue Bite

The Covanta trash-to-steam plant in Chester is a political hot potato.

DERSTINE: PA Freedom Coalition Takes A Stand With First Rally

The Pennsylvania Freedom Coalition (PFC) gathered over 200 at Valley Forge for its first monthly rally.

POINT: American Labor's Future May Depend On Monetary And Fiscal Policy

Labor Day is a good time to reflect upon how American workers have been doing.

COUNTERPOINT: Labor Day 2021 — ‘Help Wanted'

We've all seen them — the “help wanted” signs posted in business windows and even the “we're sorry” notes.

Delta, Vaccines, Storms, Masks: This Was Summer 2021 In PA

Summer 2021 saw the rapid decline and resurgence of coronavirus in Pennsylvania. Meanwhile, extreme weather has raged. Here's a glance back:

Plastic Bags And Straws Are Out In These DelVal Towns, And More Could Join Them Soon

Critics of the bans point to a growing body of scientific evidence that alternatives to reusable plastic bags do more harm than good.

Delco's Vigil For National Overdose Awareness Day Shed Light On Addiction Issue

Attendees mourned the loss of thousands of friends and neighbors, brothers and sisters, fathers and mothers, and children.

The Three Exports From Afghanistan That Are Coming: Heroin, People And Terrorism

Resettled Afghans will bring with them their culture and, more importantly, their religion.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Meet Sallie, The Civil War Vet And West Chester Native

The soldiers breathed a huge sigh of relief. Sallie was safe and unharmed.

These Are The Best And Worst Places In The U.S. To Raise A Family. How'd Pa. Do?

Deciding where to live, and where to raise your family, is one of the biggest decisions that any person can undertake.

DEA Presents Award to Gettysburg Young Marines

The DEA presented the Gettysburg Young Marines the Enrique ‘Kiki’ Camarena Award for drug demand reduction efforts.

Volunteerism Is A Way Of Life For Greensburg's Sheila Myers

Young Marines names top volunteer in northeast, Sheila Myers with Westmoreland County Young Marines in Greensburg, Pennsylvania.

Pennsylvania Town Makes Special Delivery To Beloved UPS Driver

Chad Turns has been working overtime to serve Dauphin residents, who surprised him with a reception and $1,000 for his pandemic service.

Rare Half Male, Half Female Cardinal Photographed In Pennsylvania

Ornithologist Jamie Hill had a “one in a million bird encounter” — a photo session with a cardinal with the characteristics of both genders.

PA Residents Asked To Share Coronavirus Experience Through Photos

The "One Lens" project seeks to highlight Pennsylvania heroes, lives, and communities grappling with the coronavirus via photography.

Was Mastriano Trolling With Social Media Bill? The Actual Answer May Not Matter | Wednesday Morning Coffee

Free speech advocates are fond of dropping an aphorism coined by the ancient Greek playwright Euripides when they talk about efforts by ...

Pennsylvania-The San Francisco School Board’s Vote Removing Lincoln’s, Washington’s Names Was Was Wrong. Here’s Why

On Jan. 26, the San Francisco Board of Education voted 6-1 to rename 44 schools, removing many historical names.

Random Acts Of Kindness Day: Help Feed Neighbors In PA

Volunteering and supporting food banks in Pennsylvania are among the ways to show kindness on Feb. 17.

Pennsylvania Pa. Health Dept. Launches New ‘Your Turn’ Tool To Find Out When It’s Your Turn To Get COVID-19 Vaccine

Health Department says it’s launched a new online tool to help Pennsylvanians keep track of when it’s their turn to schedule an appointment.

Pennsylvania: Fetterman’s Early 2022 Entrance Gives Him Time To Build Strength — Or Set Up His Fall

Democratic Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced that he was officially running for U.S. Senate.

Pennsylvania: LG John Fetterman Says He’s Running For U.S. Senate

Capping weeks of build-up, Lt. Gov. John Fetterman announced today that he’s seeking the Democratic nomination for U.S. Senate.

Philly Community Advocates, Black Clergy Weigh In On Police Commish Outlaw’s First Year

Community advocates, civic and clergy leaders have expressed their viewpoints on Danielle Outlaw’s first year as police commissioner.

Pittsburgh-United Steelworkers Want Anti-Union Efforts Against Pitt Faculty And Grad Students To End

PITTSBURGH — The University of Pittsburgh has been fighting the unionization efforts of its graduate students and faculty members.

Philly Council Offers First Draft On Its Proposed Police Oversight Commission

City lawmakers have revealed the first outline of what the city’s new citizens police oversight commission could look like.

Amendment Limiting PA Gov’s Emergency Powers Heading To Voters This May

Pennsylvanians will be asked to approve or reject the measure, which limits gubernatorial disaster declarations to 21 days.

Pennsylvania: ‘What Is The Plan?’ Senate Panel Airs Frustrations With Vaccine Rollout

Pennsylvania lawmakers may have quickly split on party lines Wednesday when Gov. Tom Wolf unveiled an ambitious budget proposal.

Pennsylvania-Biden’s Education Secretary Nominee Says Teachers Should Be Prioritized For Vaccines

Some states recently have advanced bills barring transgender women from playing on teams that align with their gender identity.

Pennsylvania-What Dueling Press Releases Say About The Utter Predictability Of The Budget Ballet

In general, Wolf’s Democratic allies in the General Assembly were praising. Republicans were, well, less so.

Pennsylvania-By The Numbers: 2021-22 Budget Breakdown

2021-2022 Budget Breakdown- 10 Funding Changes.

Pennsylvania Budget Day 2021: 5 Things To Watch For In Gov. Tom Wolf’s New Spending Plan

With proposals to hike the minimum wage, impose a severance tax, and legalize recreation marijuana.

Pennsylvania-As Cyber Threats Loom, State Officials Aim To Boost Defenses

Pennsylvania’s efforts to combat cyber attacks and prevent data breaches are confident the commonwealth’s systems are safe.

Pennsylvania-This Budget Season, Lawmakers Have To Put Underserved Students First | Opinion

Longstanding, devastating inequities in Pennsylvania’s education funding system guarantee that our state continues to mistreat hundreds ...

Pennsylvania-Top Pa. Election Official Boockvar To Step Down After Error Delays Sex Abuse Reform

Boockvar’s oversight and expected resignation were first reported by the investigative news outlet Spotlight PA on Monday.

Pennsylvania-Ag Nominee Vilsack Battles Skepticism From Black Farmers Ahead Of Tuesday Confirmation Hearing

Tom Vilsack will likely face questions about his treatment of Black farmers and his record on civil rights.