Memorial Held For Two Men Struck And Killed By Train
Nearly 500-people gathered at Valley Forge Park in remembrance of two friends on Sunday.
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Nearly 500-people gathered at Valley Forge Park in remembrance of two friends on Sunday.
The little search engine from Chester County that could' has really come into its own: DuckDuckGo hit a billion searches last year in the fallout from NSA leaker Edward Snowden's revelations.
The holiday weekend looks great no matter where you are.
In the wake of the severe weather, conditions will slowly improve as we begin the holiday weekend.
Rain, hail and some wind have caused thousands of people to lose power in the Delaware Valley on Thursday.
The combination of a strong disturbance and more sunshine will increase the chance of scattered, but locally strong to severe thunderstorms Thursday. We are in a "Slight Risk" for severe weather in Philadelphia and nearby suburbs, meaning that any thunderstorm could produce strong, damaging winds and the threat of hail.
A warm front will move through the Delaware Valley Wednesday. There is a chance of some scattered morning showers, but showers and thunderstorms will peak in the afternoon and evening. Highs Thursday will be at or above average in the mid to upper 70s.
As the summer season unofficially gets underway this weekend, it is important to remember to wear proper sunscreen, understand the rip current risks and only enter the water with proper supervision.
The officers used some boards just to get to Pluto, a 13-year-old Australian Sheppard that had been missing for two and half days.
A cold front is slowly moving away from our area, dry, but cool air is moving in.
A weak disturbance may trigger a brief shower Sunday afternoon but even drier and nicer weather is expected for early next week.
The rain will be heaviest between 10am and 4pm, and end from west to east between 4pm and 8pm.
Low clouds and fog will linger into Thursday morning, reducing visibility and creating a slow commute for some of us.
Pluto had been missing for nearly three days.
It's taken nearly two weeks, but finally the Coatsville Area School District is opening up about its response to the discovery of heroin at Caln Elementary School.
It will certainly feel warmer and steamier, but we also have the threat for showers and thunderstorms around through the afternoon. But these are just an appetizer, so to speak.
Sean Patterson, 27, is charged with pocketing more than $5,000 over the past year and a half by skimming cash from tax payments and manipulating computer records to cover it up.
Steady rain will arrive Friday, as a slow moving cold front (from the west) combines with tropical moisture riding northward along the east coast.
We'll head back to the 80's with sunshine on Thursday but once again, showers and storms are in the forecast - and then Friday ends up being a washout with heavy thunderstorms rolling through all day.
West Whiteland police say two 14-year-old boys told them they were approached by a man in a car outside the main building of the Church Farm School, in Exton, last Thursday night.
The woman, according to police, had actually stopped to help a man who claimed to be injured.
The fire was reported around 9 p.m. Monday in the 200 block of Slonaker Road in East Vincent Township.
Warm air stays in place Tuesday, but a frontal boundary will back into our area from the Northeast, bringing more clouds and a possible shower or storm.
Today was Philadelphia's warmest day since early October 2013.
Police arrested a Chester County man Saturday for allegedly firing the shot that struck an eight-year-boy as he rode his bicycle nearby.
