Pennsylvanians have until Monday, Oct. 19, to register to vote in the November election. You can check your registration status at the Department of State’s website.
After years of addiction, homelessness and losing custody of her three children, Warrington’s Kristy Naughton is celebrating 15 years of sobriety during September’s National Recovery Month.
A vibrant Mexican art scene is taking root in Philadelphia and Norristown, reflecting decades of migration and the growing presence of Latino communities.
From Benjamin Franklin to Andrew Carnegie and beyond, Pennsylvania has played a significant role in the evolution of public libraries across America.
National Maintenance & Build Out Company in Ivyland dedicated a new flagpole to honor 9/11 victims and first responders.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed two additional measles-related deaths, officials announced Tuesday. Both individuals were unvaccinated.
Parents must now navigate a recently revised federal immunization schedule, a set of physician-society recommendations that departs from it, a state count of three deaths and a national count of none.
The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed 676 cases of measles in 37 counties across the Commonwealth this year.
The Female Empowerment Foundation recently honored three young women from Bucks County for excellence in leadership, academics and community service.
Shapiro’s executive order does not completely stop data center permitting activities. But it does add requirements that may slow their development and give local officials more influence over the process.
At 101, Robert Louis Stephenson still goes to work five days a week at the office furniture business he founded, staying involved in the company that has been part of his life for more than six decades.
The goal of One Warm Scarf is simple — help people experiencing homelessness stay warm while reminding them that they are seen, valued and cared for.
Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is suing Snapchat over its age rating and features the state alleges encourage addictive use among children.
Gov. Josh Shapiro is tightening rules for Pennsylvania data centers, requiring local approval and new safeguards for energy costs, pollution and transparency.
Philadelphia’s Mexican population, dubbed “Puebladelphia,” has taken the once-blighted Italian Market on 9th Street and created a home for itself.
Pennsylvania residents can now see vaccination rates for individual schools through a new online dashboard launched by the Pennsylvania Department of Health in partnership with the Pennsylvania Department of Education.
More than 30 brewery representatives from across Bucks County gathered at Warwick Farm Brewing on Aug. 4 for a tradition that has become as much about community as craft beer.
Cub Scout Pack 802 is keeping local kids engaged with outdoor adventures, community service and hands-on learning all season long.
Save the date and plan to enjoy a special family-friendly evening (and possibly dunk a cop!) at Lower Southampton Township’s annual National Night Out on Aug. 4, from 6 to 9 p.m.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are advancing a statewide cellphone ban in public schools as experts examine how limiting phone use could affect students' learning and well-being.