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Erie’s $72M lead pipe replacement project is ongoing. How much work has been completed?

September 22, 2025

The project aims to remove nearly 7,400 potentially-hazardous lead service lines and connections from the city’s system, and more than 5,500 such connections in various parts of the city have been removed and replaced with new lead-free pipe, according to Erie Water Works officials.

Erie’s $72M lead pipe replacement project is ongoing. How much work has been completed?

When the ball just won’t do: The wacky things Pennsylvania drops on New Year’s Eve

December 17, 2025

The abundance of hometown pride is evident in the different New Year’s Eve celebrations across the state, when weird things start dropping at midnight.

When the ball just won’t do: The wacky things Pennsylvania drops on New Year’s Eve

Gas prices in Pennsylvania are down again this week

April 22, 2026

While gas prices in Pennsylvania have declined for a second straight week, they still remain almost a dollar higher on average than before the US and Israel attacked Iran on Feb. 28.

Gas prices in Pennsylvania are down again this week

5 Lehigh Valley pizzerias you need to try

May 6, 2026

Philly and Old Forge get most of the pizza love in Pennsylvania, but Pizzavania editor Patrick Berkery warns to not sleep on the Lehigh Valley, which has a great pizza scene of its own.

5 Lehigh Valley pizzerias you need to try

‘The Affordable Care Act saved my life’

March 23, 2026

Plus: War of 1812 museum proposed for Erie Share with a friend “It was like a godsend.” Those are the words of Lynn Weidner of Allentown, explaining the impact that the Affordable Care Act—signed into law 16 years ago today—has had on her life. Weidner told me that she had been denied insurance coverage prior…

AI is spurring a big expansion of high-voltage power lines. Landowners and locals are fighting back

March 9, 2026

Although advances in artificial intelligence are seen by President Donald Trump as critical to the nation’s economic and national security, their energy needs are threatening to overwhelm the power grid—and Pennsylvania landowners like John Zola are caught in the middle.

AI is spurring a big expansion of high-voltage power lines. Landowners and locals are fighting back

This Pa. couple is paying 221% more for health insurance

February 12, 2026

Plus: 9 ‘Rocky’ landmarks to visit in Philly Share with a friend We’ve spent some time the last couple of months looking at how much monthly health insurance premiums for Pennsylvanians enrolled in the state marketplace Pennie were expected to rise without the extension of federal tax credits. With congressional negotiations over those subsidies “effectively…