Delaware River Bridge To Remain Closed For Assessment
The Delaware River Bridge will remain closed as engineers work out a more permanent repair plan.
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The Delaware River Bridge will remain closed as engineers work out a more permanent repair plan.
The push for more young women in STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, & Math) continues locally with two events this month.
The extension for compliance with the Real ID law means that, for now, Pennsylvania licenses will be sufficient proof of identification to get into federal facilities.
State police have charged Keefer Ngirngesechei with rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse, corruption of minors and other crimes.
A 16-year-old boy is in juvenile custody after police say he stabbed a girl inside a northeastern Pennsylvania supermarket.
A fire chief says 3,600 chicks have been killed in a chicken house fire at a south-central Pennsylvania farm.
Hundreds of Pennsylvania's state-owned liquor stores will be open for Martin Luther King Jr. Day, as well as on other holidays for the first time in the coming year.
Political campaigns start earlier and earlier and Pennsylvania is no exception.
This is Pennsylvania Teen Health Week, and a final ceremony is planned Friday at the Mutter Museum.
The fire was reported about 7:15 a.m. Wednesday in Antis Township, Blair County.
A Main Line native is hitting all the right notes in Hollywood.
Abington Memorial Hospital will pay the federal government more than a half-million dollars to settle allegations involving an employee's theft of prescription drugs.
Police say a western Pennsylvania woman discovered the body of a man fatally shot in the backyard of her suburban Pittsburgh home when she went to let her dog outside.
An Army Navy store that closed in Coatesville helped put shirts on the backs of hospitalized and homeless veterans and a non-profit working with the VA hospital is making it happen.
West Chester University has selected a new president, and the search committee didn't have to go far to find him.
Thursday's Montgomery County commissioner's meeting was the last one for Commissioner and Pennsylvania Attorney General-elect Josh Shapiro.
Beets aren't just for eating anymore.
A prosecutor has called a news conference to update reporters on his investigation of a white student's allegedly racist video of a black classmate eating chicken.
New data from the moving company Atlas Van Lines suggests people are leaving Pennsylvania and Delaware faster than they are coming in.
The suspect in the slaying of a Pennsylvania state trooper sent a text afterward to his son's mother, apologizing to her and acknowledging, "I killed the cop," according to court records released.
Federal laws created during the War on Drugs are still having a major impact in Pennsylvania.
As we turn the page on a new year, projections are being made for the upcoming 2020 census, after which new congressional districts will be drawn.
Pennsylvania is staking its claim to more than $23 million in federal funding that Verizon turned down to expand high-speed internet service to rural customers in the state.
Alfredo Santiago claims that a clerk broke the law when they wouldn't accept a bag of loose change to pay for his $20 parking ticket.
A Pennsylvania man is being charged with murder after a mother and her four-year-old son are found dead inside a New York apartment.
