Bucks-Mont PRIDE Fest offers resources and family friendly fun
They will bring nearly 40 organizations offering help to those in need. Leaders of Welcome Project PA are organizing the event.
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They will bring nearly 40 organizations offering help to those in need. Leaders of Welcome Project PA are organizing the event.
I-95 near Cottman Avenue is back open to traffic less than two weeks after a deadly collapse. Here's what traffic looked like.
Bagels and Co. opened its second location in two days Friday, and the shop is turning your favorite snacks into breakfast.
The 1st fire truck to respond to the I-95 collapse drove on new temporary lanes Friday before the highway opened to drivers.
The larger Villanova University is buying the nearby Cabrini University, which has struggled financially in recent years.
Two $25 million federal grants will go toward improving SEPTA's trolleys and North Philadelphia school zones.
The documentary is about a young baseball player who overcame a series of challenges before graduation.
Residents of Bucks County, Pennsylvania have been on the lookout for bears after sightings on security cameras - now there has been another sighting
The FDA announced a voluntary recall of several products like 16 oz. Great Value frozen fruit bags, which are sold at Walmart in at least 30 states.
This week, our region dealt with an EF-1 tornado in West Caln Township, our Alex Scott: A Stand For Hope Telethon raised over $7 million and two Philadelphia-area sisters created a brand to empower girls' basketball.
The Phillies-Mets rivalry is heading overseas in 2024, MLB Commissioner Rob Manfred said Friday.
"Jake Against" is Second Sin Brewing's newest IPA and was made by the head brewer and co-owner. But "the machine" was generated by using AI technology.
West Reading's Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is being credited with helping boost an industry that really needs it: public transit.
Police are searching for a possible vehicle in connection to the shooting. They believe a suspect fired and then either entered or exited the car.
The Philadelphia Corporation for Aging serves 3,500 people a week across the city, 650 in the Northeast.
