Pa. Powerball Winners / Snowy and Slick January / Twin Tries To Blame Brother For Stabbing: This Week On Patch

Here’s a look at the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Three $1M Winning Powerball Tickets Sold in Pa.

There was one big winner in Pennsylvania for the Jan. 13, 2016 drawing, state lottery officials confirm.

Next Half Of January To Be Snowy and Slick: Forecasters

Forecasters have released details on what’s supposed to become a snowier and slicker January.

Two Winning Powerball Tickets Sold In Delaware County

The winning tickets were worth $100,000 and were sold in Glenolden and Lansdowne.

Pineville Tavern Offering 1989 Prices On Lunch In January

Starting Monday and going through the end of the month, the popular Bucks County tavern will be offering a handful of lunch menu items at 1989 prices.

Twin Tried To Blame Brother For Lansdale Teen Stabbing: Police

The man who police initially believed was responsible for the stabbing of a Lansdale teen is in fact the innocent twin brother of the real suspect.

269 Walmart Stores Closing; Pa. Locations Spared

Some 16,000 employees will be impacted by the changes, which will all take place over the next four weeks.

Driver Was DUI In Fatal Rt. 611 Crash, Authorities Say

A 26-year-old man who authorities say cut in front of a tractor-trailer is charged with homicide by vehicle while DUI, the DA said.

Phoenixville Teacher Who Had Just Retired Dies In Accident

Donna Nabozny, 66, died Saturday, Jan.9 in an auto accident in New Jersey.

Conestoga Grad Named To Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ List

A social entrepreneur who graduated from Conestoga High School is the second Chester County native to be named to the prestigious Forbes ‘30 Under 30’ list.

Historic Delaware County Castle Destroyed By Fire

A 200-year-old castle in Chadds Ford that was in need of repairs went up in flames early Tuesday.

Fire Tears Through Montgomery County Apartment

A fire tore through a Lower Gwynedd Township apartment building early Friday afternoon, according to fire officials.