Will Pa. Schools Get Reprieve From Snow Make-Up Days? Time Will Tell.
Pennsylvania law requires elementary and secondary schools to hold 180 days of classes. Many districts are struggling to fit them in after being closed for so many snow days.
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Pennsylvania law requires elementary and secondary schools to hold 180 days of classes. Many districts are struggling to fit them in after being closed for so many snow days.
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The Atlantic City Boat Show continues through Sunday, at the Convention Center.
Everywhere you look, tree branches and fallen limbs litter the roadsides.
Some local business are pitching in to help area residents who are now in their third day without power.
Good idea: Using a generator to power a traffic signal in a town left powerless by the ice storm. Bad idea: Trying to steal that generator and attempting to cover up the crime.
Pennsylvania State Police arrested two suspects in connection with the armed abduction of two young children in Lancaster County Thursday night that prompted an Amber Alert.
Drafted by the Philadelphia Union from a small, Division III college in Southern California, Richie Marquez is the guest on this week's KYW Philly Soccer Show.
The forecast hasn't changed much for the weekend. We still expect two separate batches of light snow.
Gaming Control Board spokesman Doug Harbach says gross revenue from slots play fell almost 9-percent last month compared to January of 2013.
Here are five dates ideas parents can attempt, with ways to switch it up if Friday night ends up not being the best time to celebrate Valentine's Day.
Most cable outages are power related and customers should have cable when the lights go back on.
Pennsylvania officials have established a toll-free hotline for residents who may be having difficulty coping with the stress of the storm aftermath.
As of late yesterday afternoon, no PECO customers in Yardley had power and many residents say it is a nightmare revisited.
In this age of connectivity, many of those without power in our area have had to scramble to charge their phones, tablets and laptops.
