The collection of programs will feature some of Philadelphia’s best-known sports personalities alongside fresh, locally produced content.
Gebhard introduces legislation to ensure all disabled veterans receive hunting license discounts
Currently, only veterans who suffered injuries during combat and were deemed 100% disabled by Veterans Affairs are eligible for free hunting licenses.
Flood Insurance Task Force recommendation passes House
The bill builds on recommendations from the Flood Insurance Premium Assistance Task Force.
City to celebrate Hispanic Heritage Month with festivities at Binns Park and Ewell Plaza
Presented by Penn Medicine Lancaster General Health, the celebration will honor the significant contributions of the Hispanic community to the city.
Commonwealth secures guilty verdict of West Lampeter Township man for stabbing father following jury trial
The jury found Russell Woodrow Adams-Nicholls guilty of aggravated assault, simple assault and recklessly endangering another person.
Rohrer’s Quarry Lititz Road Realignment Project available for review
The project includes a signaled light at Fruitville Pike, among other changes.
City man sentenced up to 20 years in prison after pleading guilty to raping, sexually assaulting young girls
Judge Thomas Sponaugle sentenced Mee Reh after he pleaded guilty to rape of a child, criminal attempt of rape of a child, and other charges.
Rep. Smucker Introduces Legislation to Strengthen America’s Workforce
The bill would encourage charitable donations for community-based apprenticeship initiatives and other educational opportunities.
Shapiro administration congratulates 13 Schools selected as 2025 PA Blue Ribbon Schools
Shapiro created the PA Blue Ribbon Schools program to continue the work of the federally disbanded National Blue Ribbon Schools program.