The annual Forbes list, which features the richest 400 people on the planet, includes a Chester County woman.
Parking issues have been resolved at a new development coming to Phoenixville.
Alleging numerous violations of Pennsylvania's Clean Streams Law, the suit alleges Sunoco "threatens public health, safety, and welfare."
A historic piece of property dating to the early 18th century in Chester County has been saved.
The Phoenixville passenger rail project continues to move forward, with several key changes.
Thank you to everyone from the community who participated.
Naloxone, the opioid overdose reversing drug, will be free to residents as part of a state initiative to curb the number of overdoses.
The U.S. Census Bureau is coming to Phoenixville in September. Workers will always have ID badges and Census bags, police said.
A native fish is going to make a comeback in Pickering Creek.
The newly proposed legislation aims to better protect the public from dogs that have caused severe injury to people or other animals.
State officials are treating French Creek in the Phoenixville area to fight off the black fly population.
The Jaycees have honored Phoenixville Mayor Peter Urscheler as one of their "10 Outstanding Young Americans."
Census data shows how Phoenixville's population changed in 2018 and over the last eight years.
The federal government has updated how it evaluates nursing homes. Here are the most recent ratings homes in the Phoenixville area.
Democratic lawmakers have proposed a new bill that would abolish the death penalty in Pennsylvania.
Hydrant flushing will continue for a few more weeks in Phoenixville.
Officials are seeking the public's opinion on the planned Phoenixville commuter rail project.
A West Vincent farm has received funding from the state to help grow its dairy operation.
The American Road and Transportation Builders Association says there are 47,000 structurally deficient bridges in America
Residents will have a chance to engage with Chester County Commissioners at an upcoming Phoenixville event.
The town hall will give local constituents a chance to express concerns about ongoing issues and to ask their representative questions.
The funding will allow Chester County to continue to build upon its 40,000 acres of preserved farmland.
The homeless population in the county continues to be in decline, though hundreds remain on the streets.
The survey asks about Route 23 intersections, safety, and accessibility for pedestrians around the borough.
The proposed legislation would prevent large exotic animals from being transported in the state, effectively stopping animal circuses.
The state funding will help provide county residents with more affordable options, local officials said.
Phoenixville Borough Council president James Kovaleski has announced a bid for higher office.
With the federal government shutdown at least temporarily over, normal operations have resumed at Valley Forge.
State Rep. Melissa Shusterman, who represents the 157th District, is the first freshman legislator to earn the distinction.
The Chester County Food Bank is reaching out a helping hand to federal workers impacted by the government shutdown.
With the government shutdown ongoing, several newly elected Pennsylvania state legislators will help pick up trash piles from Valley Forge.
One of 2018's biggest local stories: the proposal to bring passenger rail to the Phoenixville area. Here's a review of where things stand.
The government shutdown entered its fifth day on Wednesday. Here's how it impacts Valley Forge.
With the $12 million renovation project at the current visitor center set to begin, a new temporary center will open up.
An outdoor classroom, parking area, walkways, and more are coming to Valley Park.
"To lose (because of Trump) and have him piss on you...angers me to my core," the reitring Pennsylvania Republican Congressman said.
Dems won big Tuesday locally, but how? Here's an analysis of how each borough precinct voted for U.S. Congress Tuesday as compared to 2016.
Melissa Shusterman unseated Warren Kampf, and Danielle Friel Otten unseated Becky Corbin, marking a blue sweep of the 155th and 157th.
A $110K study was approved Monday, as developers remain confident they can bring passenger rail to Phoenixville within 30 months.
Norfolk Southern is not interested in the project to bring passenger rail to Phoenixville as it is currently designed, sources state.