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From bacon to ‘Best in Show’: 10 things to do in Pa. this November
Whatever your passion—bacon, dogs, US history, film, or wine—there’s an event for you in Pennsylvania during November.
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How to give a ride to the polls in Pennsylvania
A guide on how to volunteer for ridesharing to the polls in Pennsylvania.
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From front porches to polling places, healthcare is on Americans’ minds
Across the country, people are opening up about their healthcare struggles and finding common ground in unexpected places.
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An electric utility wants to fix Pa.’s competitive energy market; regulators say more study needed
The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission partially rejected a proposal by FirstEnergy Pennsylvania.
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This Bucks County estate makes ‘Zillow Gone Wild’ list
It has rural, rolling acres, a retreat-like home and pool and then there is the wheelhouse in the wall, greeting guests to this $3.6 million property on Burnt House Hill Road.
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7 things you didn’t know were invented in Pennsylvania
From life-saving technology to fun and games, Pennsylvania has been a center of innovation for centuries.
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DOJ election monitors to be deployed in four Pennsylvania counties on election day
The counties are Allegheny, Lehigh, Luzerne and Philadelphia.
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New Pa. law bans student cell phone use during school day
Students across Pennsylvania will have to stay off their cell phones during the school day under a new law that will compel local officials to enact restrictions on the devices.
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SNAP changes leave more Lebanon County residents seeking food aid
In Lebanon County there are more than 19,830 people who are experiencing food insecurity, based on the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank’s 2026 Food Insecurity Report. That total includes more than 6,250 children.
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Ahead of Rome tipoff, basketball powerhouse Villanova embraces ‘Pope Leo effect’
The pope graduated from Villanova with a degree in mathematics in 1977. He belongs to the Augustinians, the religious order that founded the university near Philadelphia in 1842.
