Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Major Clothing Retailer In PA Closing 150 U.S. Stores
A popular mall retailer with stores in Pennsylvania is planning to close 150 locations nationwide.
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Kara Seymour, Patch Staff
- Doylestown, PA
Kara Seymour is the Editor in Chief at Patch. She has spent two decades covering community news, working at daily and weekly newspapers in Virginia, New Jersey and Pennsylvania, including the Bucks County Courier Times and the Princeton Packet. She joined Patch in 2010 as the local editor for the Newtown, PA Patch and moved on to serve as the New Jersey/Pennsylvania regional manager before becoming Editor in Chief. Kara is a James Madison University graduate.
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Limerick-Royersford-Spring City, PA|News|
Montco Man Charged With Murder In Father’s Death
Police said Justin Wilson, 23, initially called 911 and reported that his father had shot himself.
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Norristown, PA|News|
Man Broke Into Homes, Sexually Assaulted 2 Women In Overnight Attacks: Montco DA
One of the victims is a 90-year-old blind woman who suffered bleeding in her brain as a result of the attack, officials said.
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Pottstown, PA|News|
Pottstown Man Broke Into Homes, Sexually Assaulted 2 Women In Overnight Attacks: DA
One of the victims is a 90-year-old blind woman who suffered bleeding in her brain as a result of the attack, officials said.
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Bensalem, PA|News|
Missing Endangered Man Sought By Bensalem Police
A missing man has been reported in Bensalem.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Invasive Jumping Worms Spreading Across US, Including In PA
Asian jumping worms that can leap a foot in the air are moving rapidly across the country.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Northern Lights Could Be Visible In Pennsylvania Tuesday
A geomagnetic storm could push the aurora south over the Northeast, according to NOAA.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Gov. Shapiro Signs 3 Executive Orders
The orders were signed Wednesday.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
College Student Killed, Loud Bang Investigated, Kayaker Rescued: Eastern PA Weekend
Here are the top headlines from over the weekend in the Philadelphia region.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Multiple Reports Of Fireball Sighting In Eastern PA Skies
Multiple people in the Philadelphia region reported seeing a fireball in the sky Tuesday.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
How Iran Attacks Could Impact Gas Prices In PA
Pennsylvanians should brace themselves for higher prices at the pump as the attacks on Iran are raising crude oil prices, experts say.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Total Lunar Eclipse To Turn Moon Blood Red: How To Watch In PA
On the East Coast, deep-red totality occurs around 6:25 to 6:33 a.m., almost exactly at sunrise.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Blizzard Blasts Philly Region With 22 Inches Of Snow: See Latest Snowfall Totals
Here's how much snow has fallen so far in Eastern Pennsylvania.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Here’s How Much Income It Takes To Be Rich In PA
If you make this much in Pennsylvania, you're considered rich.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Some Wawa Milk Products Recalled Over Safety Hazard
The recall affects specific Dutch Chocolate, Chocolate, Cookies N Cream, and 2% Reduced Fat milk products.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Peanut Butter Recalled In 40 States, Including PA
The FDA recently gave the recall a Class II designation, which means it carries an increased risk of health consequences.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Several Philly-Area Towns Among Safest In PA, New Analysis Says
Two communities in Bucks County are among the safest in Pennsylvania, a new analysis says.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
Spring Market Housing Forecast For PA: What Buyers, Sellers Can Expect
Agents are “cautiously optimistic” that the “great housing reset" is on the horizon.
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Philadelphia, PA|News|
When Does Daylight Saving Time Start In 2026? What To Know In PA
On March 9, the first day of the school and work week, the sun will come up at about 7:21 a.m. in the Philadelphia region.
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Across Pennsylvania, PA|News|
-20 Wind Chills, Snow Squalls In Brutal Weekend Forecast, Warnings Issued For PA
Residents across the region are bracing for what forecasters say could be one of the coldest weekends in a while.
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