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Trout will soon be stocked across Pennsylvania, here’s what’s planned
With many outdoor enthusiasts looking forward to hunting and hiking this time of year, don’t put your fishing gear away just yet because more trout are coming to waterways across Pennsylvania.
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Poconos counties near top of list for foreclosure risk in Pennsylvania
In the 2026 Pennsylvania Foreclosure Risk Index released by NestCash — a real estate company that purchases homes directly from owners for cash — the Poconos took up four of the five top slots, beat out only by Philadelphia.
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Erie-area man sues lettuce grower after eating at Taco Bell, getting ill
Lawyers for Joshua Cox filed the lawsuit Sept. 23 in U.S. District Court in Erie. Cox is seeking at least $75,000 in damages, according to the lawsuit.
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“They get in your head, they get in your heart”: The high cost of online scams in Pennsylvania
Online scams are costing Pennsylvanians billions of dollars, but the damage isn’t always measured in dollars. Kate Kleinert lost $39,000 to a scammer who built a relationship with her, leaving her to cope with financial hardship and the heartbreak of losing someone she believed she loved.
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The freakiest UFO sightings in Pennsylvania history
From a famous “space acorn” to a UFO spotted alongside Bigfoot (really!), here are the stories behind some of the strangest UFO sightings in Pennsylvania.
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Pa.’s latest online age verification bill would restrict access to adult content
Experts warn the measure poses First Amendment, data protection issues.
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Pa. House panels hear testimony on automatic license plate cameras
Users of the law enforcement tech and opponents agree Pennsylvania needs to regulate its use.
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Dissident Republicans may hold key to 10th District Perry-Stelson race
For the first time in decades, the 10th District, which includes most of York County, may be represented by a Democrat in 2027. The last time the district elected a Democrat was in 1964.
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Wawa set to open second Franklin County store
Wawa invites local people to come out bright and early Friday, Oct. 2, to celebrate the opening of its second Franklin County store.
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NFL asks Homeland Security to take down video of Hall of Famer Brian Dawkins
The NFL has asked the Department of Homeland Security to take down a video on social media showing highlights of Hall of Fame safety Brian Dawkins in reference to a purported caravan of immigrants approaching the U.S. border.
