Valley Forge Casino Boss Gets Grilling From Gaming Board
The man in charge of the Valley Forge Casino Resort was in the hot seat this past week.
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The man in charge of the Valley Forge Casino Resort was in the hot seat this past week.
A 14-year-old boy was charged with criminal homicide Saturday following a shooting in York that left another teenager dead.
An executive order signed by President Obama Saturday forces train engineers back to work.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett is asking President Barack Obama to intervene in the SEPTA transit strike.
Ed Perry of the National Wildlife Federation has spent seven years looking at the effects of climate change in Pennsylvania.
In the wake of a strong cold front, comfortable weather is back for the weekend.
The sponsor of the bills says the legislation is prompted by sportsmen in Massachusetts who expressed concerns about drones being used to videotape legal hunting and fishing.
Some storms will contain heavy downpours and the possibility of small hail.
The Walnut Street Theatre rolls out its snarky summer season with "How to Succeed in Business without Really Trying" and "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change", but more fun goes on behind the scenes with Camp Walnut, a performance program for kids.
University City is home to some of the most innovative and diverse dining options in the region. From July 17th through July 27th, diners have the opportunity to eat at some of its great restaurants for a significant discount.
As shootings continue, the debate on gun control goes on.
The top water official in the country paid a visit to Valley Forge National Historical Park Thursday. She spoke to kayakers, anglers and others about a proposed rule to clarify the Clean Water Act.
A survey by The Pennsylvania Manufacturers Association finds that one-third of job applicants are eliminated by mandatory drug tests, either because they refuse to take them or fail to pass them.
Park manager Eric Ihlein (second from left) says the $4.7-million renovation finished last fall.
The threat of showers and storms returns Thursday as a warm front moves northward through our area.
