Jay Lloyd's Getaway: Free Skiing For The Younger Set
You might be surprised to learn that kids in the fourth and fifth grades can ski, tube, and snowboard free at Pennsylvania snow resorts.
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You might be surprised to learn that kids in the fourth and fifth grades can ski, tube, and snowboard free at Pennsylvania snow resorts.
Expect some lingering low clouds, mist and fog early this evening, then skies will begin to clear out tonight, as a cold front moves through. A colder air mass will filter into the Delaware Valley behind the front with lows in the lower 30s tonight.
Pennsylvania police say they've arrested a high school basketball coach named Ronald McDonald for allegedly sending sexual text messages to two female students.
The Corbett administration has acknowledged that it's leaving behind a dire state budget situation for Governor-Elect Tom Wolf.
Fire broke out a little after 4am at a building on Montgomery Avenue near Price Avenue.
With fatty, salty junk food in disfavor, students at Science Leadership Academy are filling their vending machine with food... for thought.
Septa Transit Police chief Thomas Nestel says the six cameras that were deployed back in July have been netting good results.
The cost of six geese-a-laying spiked considerably this year, while most of the items in the carol "The Twelve Days of Christmas," saw little to no increase, according to the 31st annual PNC Wealth Management Christmas Price Index.
A crackdown on Medicare fraud will affect dialysis patients in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Both states are part of a pilot project to cut down on ambulance trips to treatment.
Police plan to charge the mother of three children who were rescued from a burning car after she left them to go shopping inside a Walmart.
Police say a man fired a rifle at his neighbor hanging Christmas lights and then held police at bay for several hours inside his home.
Hundreds of thousands of Pennsylvania hunters will tramp into the woods this week for the first day of the state's major deer hunting season.
A law aimed at reducing drug overdose deaths in Pennsylvania takes effect today. Police statewide can now administer an antidote to heroin and painkillers.
Gov. Tom Corbett's administration says a prescription drug that can reduce fatalities from heroin overdoses is about to become more widely available in Pennsylvania to police and the public.
A new initiative to give temporary protection to West African immigrants affected by Ebola has gone under the radar.
