SummerFest: Kennett Square, 'The Mushroom Capital of The World'
In town, the Kennett Square Inn has been feeding people for generations.
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In town, the Kennett Square Inn has been feeding people for generations.
President Donald Trump's commission on election fraud got a win this week when a federal judge ruled it could resume collecting voter data from states.
Morey's Piers and Hersheypark have temporarily closed the rides after 18-year-old Tyler Jarell died after being thrown about 50 feet after a section of the Fire Ball ride came apart.
Kenneth Hoyle is accused of shooting and killing his neighbors, Bob DePaul and August Dempsey, nearly two weeks ago in an alley.
Authorities say five more victims have reported loses totaling more than $13,000.
A job fair for one of Pennsylvania's first medical marijuana processing plants has drawn hundreds of potential applicants.
A swinging and spinning amusement park ride called the Fire Ball broke apart on the opening day of the Ohio State Fair on Wednesday, hurling people through the air, killing at least one and injuring seven others.
Surveillance video shows the man inside the Islamic Society of Greater Philadelphia Mosque on Roosevelt Boulevard in Oxford Circle.
An investigation is underway after two young boys tell police that a man tried to lure them into his car while they were fishing earlier this month.
The State Senate has approved legislation that would impose a tax on natural gas drillers. But residential customers would also be tapped to help pay for Pennsylvania's new budget.
The next move is up to the House, now that the state Senate has approved a slate of taxes to help patch a hole in the new state budget.
A Bucks County police department is preparing to roll out a new tool to help them to positively identify people who come into contact with an officer.
Abington's Fire Marshal is investigating an overnight fire that left a man dead inside a home in Glenside, Montgomery County.
Police say the signs were carefully removed to prevent damaging them.
The criminal case stems from an investigation that began in 2013 and which led to charges against a slew of lower-ranking city officials and contractors in a pay-to-play scandal.