According to testing conducted at 20 different locations by the Lower Susquehanna Riverkeeper throughout the watershed, e. coli is found at levels above those considered safe under U.S. Environmental Protection Agency guidelines in many of those waterways.
The Adams County Sheriff is facing backlash over a since-removed Facebook post that appeared to show a blood-spattered truck with the caption “Protester Edition" posted during a weekend of national protests that included an incident in Virginia where police said an SUV drove through protesters.
Communities across Pennsylvania will celebrate Juneteenth over the next several days, with events that strive to reflect on the nation’s history and uplift the Black community.
A project to expand Bucks County's only domestic violence shelter got a $6.11 million boost in state funding.
Officials, law enforcement and the parents of fallen West York Police Officer Andrew Duarte gathered at UPMC Memorial Hospital as the ICU unit is now named in his memory to recognize his bravery and his ultimate sacrifice.
An administrator of the Quakertown Area Republican Club Facebook page wrote on Friday that a "considerable number of participants arriving from outside the area" would receive "a daily stipend of $40." But members of the club have not provided evidence for the claim.
Pennsylvania lawmakers once courted controversy by declaring 2012 the “year of the Bible.” Now, one Keystone State legislator wants to honor the religious text on an annual basis, with a resolution that would designate Sept. 12 as the “day of the Bible.”
This weekend, NASCAR makes its stop at Pocono Raceway, with races starting on Friday, June 20, and ending with the Cup Series' Great American Getaway 400 on Sunday, June 22, in Long Pond.
The Raccoon Creek State Park beach was the 41st Best Beach on Frugal Flyer's list of 95 hidden gems, which was constructed from a survey of 3,002 responses.
The regional electric grid operator PJM Interconnection forecasts for the first time that it might not be able to supply enough power to Pennsylvania and other states this summer in "extreme" circumstances and would need to ask some consumers to reduce their usage.
