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thecollarcountycourier has been a member of Linktree for 2 years and joined in June 2024. The social media accounts linked to from thecollarcountycourier are: • Facebook • Instagram • TikTok • YouTube Besides social media accounts, thecollarcountycourier has populated their site with: • Religious Liberty Case Asks SCOTUS to Reconsider Gay Marriage Ruling - Collar County Courier • Democrats Target 22 Pennsylvania Legislative Races Ahead of November Election - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Players on the Pitch: FIFA World Cup 2026 - Collar County Courier • Krasner Under Scrutiny After Office Says It No Longer Tracks Migrant Legal Aid Cases - Collar County Courier • As Costs Rise Under Shapiro, Pa. House Advances Bipartisan Affordability Bills for Working Families - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Misses Budget Deadline for Fourth Straight Year Under Gov. Shapiro - Collar County Courier • Philly District Attorney at Odds with Employees Wanting to Form Union - Collar County Courier • Shapiro Signs Fourth Straight Late Budget After GOP Cuts $1.1B From His Plan - Collar County Courier • Despite “No New Taxes,” Mayor Parker’s Policies Raise Costs for Philly Businesses - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Attorney General Issues Dire Warning: Hundreds of Convicted Murderers Could be Released if Lawmakers Fail to Act - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Prosecutors Say Larry Krasner Told Them to 'Protect the Office' in Murder Appeal - Collar County Courier • Thousands of Pennsylvania State Employees Are Using AI to Do Their Jobs - Collar County Courier • Lower Merion Parents Voiced Concerns Over Classroom Screen Use. The School Board Shut Them Down. • All $8 Million in Extra PA Budget School Funding Goes to Democrat-Represented Districts - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania and CDC Differ Over Measles-Associated Deaths - Collar County Courier • Fetterman Dismisses Former Staffers’ Claims He Neglected Senate Duties as ‘Lies’ and ‘Smears’ - Collar County Courier • Poll: Majority of Pennsylvanians Now Oppose Data Centers in Their Communities - Collar County Courier • Food Pantry Demand Soars Across Pennsylvania as Costs Rise Under Shapiro - Collar County Courier • Senate Passes Trump’s Historic “One Big, Beautiful Bill,” Heading to House for Final Approval • Philadelphia Schools to Face Loss of Over 340 Classroom Jobs - Collar County Courier • collarcountycourier.news • Mayor Cherelle Parker Scales Back Hotel Tax Hike, Targets Airbnbs With 6% Tax Increase - Collar County Courier • Krasner Wins Democratic District Attorney Primary Again • Rep. Fitzpatrick Introduces Bipartisan Transparency for American Taxpayers Act - Collar County Courier • Shapiro-Backed Democrats Get Their Candidate: Bob Brooks Wins PA-7 Primary to Face Rep. Mackenzie - Collar County Courier • Chris Rabb, Backed by AOC and Democratic Socialists, Wins Philadelphia Congressional Primary After Running on Abolishing ICE - Collar County Courier • Social Justice Group SPLC’s Materials Found In 169 School Districts Amid Federal Fraud Indictment - Collar County Courier • Governor Shapiro Quietly Tries to Derail Democratic Candidate Chris Rabb - Collar County Courier • Chrissy Houlahan Set to Fight Off New Challenger in PA-6 Race - Collar County Courier • Montgomery Co. Mom of Three Seeks to Take Down PA-4 Incumbent • PA-5 Race: Scanlon Attacks ICE While GOP Challenger Pushes Fiscal Discipline - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia GOP challenger emerges to take on Rep. Brendan Boyle in Pa.’s 2nd District - Collar County Courier • Shapiro yet to fill vacancies as Pa. Human Relations Commission loses quorum, faces shutdown risk - Collar County Courier • Swing District Spotlight: Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick Faces Democratic Challengers in Pennsylvania’s 1st District - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Lawmakers Threaten Funding as School Board Moves to Close 17 Schools - Collar County Courier • Democratic Congressional Candidate Bob Brooks Apologizes for Social Media Posts Supporting "Conservative Ideas" - Collar County Courier • High-Stakes Democratic Primary Takes Shape in Race to Replace Congressman Dwight Evans - Collar County Courier • Hundreds of Illegal Immigrants Registered and Voted in Pennsylvania as SAVE America Act Debate Returns to Senate - Collar County Courier • Shapiro Pushes Marijuana Legalization as Bill Proposes Cannabis Control Board - Collar County Courier • Four Democrats Face Off for Shot at Congressman Mackenzie in Key PA Swing District - Collar County Courier • Democrats Accused of Blocking Voter ID as SAVE America Act Stalls - Collar County Courier • More Than 20 PA Districts Still Withhold Gender Identity Information from Parents Despite Supreme Court Ruling - Collar County Courier • Fetterman and Shapiro: Two Pennsylvania Democrats, Two Very Different Messages - Collar County Courier • Shapiro’s 52% Skill Games Tax Faces Scrutiny in Harrisburg Hearings • Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday Continues to Take Legal Action Against Ticketmaster - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia’s 3rd District Sees Crowded Primary Ballot to Replace Retiring Rep. Dwight Evans - Collar County Courier • Report: 23 Pennsylvania Counties Lack Labor and Delivery Units as Federal Rural Health Funding Aims to Fill the Gap - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Medicaid Fraud Under Gov. Shapiro Comes Under Scrutiny - Collar County Courier • Former Rabb Campaign Treasurer Accused of Embezzlement in Four States Totaling Over $500K - Collar County Courier % • Census Data Shows Collar Counties Lead Pennsylvania's Population Growth — Where Are New Residents Coming From? - Collar County Courier • Team USA Finishes 2026 Winter Olympics with Most Gold Medals in 76 Years - Collar County Courier • Trump Says Hamas Must Disarm as Gaza Reconstruction Effort Begins - Collar County Courier • Federal Tax Changes from Trump Admin Drive Higher Refunds for Americans - Collar County Courier • Key House Battleground: Seven Democrats Battle for Mackenzie’s PA-7 Seat - Collar County Courier • Ransom Notes, Released Suspects, and New Videos: Latest Developments in the Nancy Guthrie Case - Collar County Courier • TrumpRx Offers Ozempic at $350 as New Drug Discount Site Launches with Lower Prices - Collar County Courier • Shapiro Calls for Higher Minimum Wage, More Spending as New Budget Leans on Cannabis and Skill Game Taxes - Collar County Courier • New Sports, Gold Medal Favorites Take Center Stage at 2026 Winter Olympics - Collar County Courier • Animal Rights Group Wants to Retire 139-Year-Old Pennsylvania Tradition Featuring Punxsutawney Phil - Collar County Courier • Poll: As Fetterman Breaks with Party, Republicans Poll: Approve and Democrats Abandon - Collar County Courier • Fetterman Breaks with Democrats as ICE Funding Pushes Government Toward Shutdown - Collar County Courier • Shapiro Campaigned on Justice for Abuse Victims — Survivors Say Progress Has Stalled - Collar County Courier • ‘Big Tobacco Moment’: Social Media Giants Face Youth Addiction Trial - Collar County Courier • Why the Slavery Memorial in Philadelphia Was Removed - Collar County Courier • Vigils, Blockades, and Violence: Philadelphia Takes Aim at ICE - Collar County Courier • 'We're going to deport ICE': Lehigh County Evicts Homeland Security - Collar County Courier • Montgomery County GOP Set to Choose Interim Chair on January 13 - Collar County Courier • Christmas Holiday Traffic in Pennsylvania: 207 DUI Arrests, 1,500 Speeding Citations - Collar County Courier • After Mayor Mamdani Promised a Free Bus System, NYC Subway Fares Increase to $3 Per Ride - Collar County Courier • Senator John Fetterman Defends Trump’s Actions in Venezuela, Tells ‘Democrats to Stop Comparing Everything to Iraq’ - Collar County Courier • Is Philadelphia Doing Enough to Monitor Day Care Center Fraud? - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Turnpike Announces 18th Consecutive Toll Increase - Collar County Courier • Wissahickon School Board Fires Principal Over Antisemitic Remarks - Collar County Courier • ISIS-Supporting Suspect Behind Australia Mass Shooting at Hanukkah Festival - Collar County Courier • Affordability and Job Growth Main Focus of Vice President JD Vance’s Lehigh Valley Visit - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Overtakes New York, Las Vegas as Top Online Gambling Market - Collar County Courier • 95% of Philadelphia’s Most Dangerous Vacant Properties Are in Lower-Income Zip Codes - Collar County Courier • What did Trump Say in NEPA? - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania Alcohol Sales Fall for Only the Second Time in 30 Years - Collar County Courier • Teachers Accused of Promoting Antisemitic Material as House Opens Philly Schools Probe - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania State Treasurer Stacy Garrity Announces Partnership to Save Money for Educational Expenses - Collar County Courier • Temple and Penn Professors Join Nationwide Push to Ban Laptops in Classrooms - Collar County Courier • 106th Annual Thanksgiving Day Parade to March Through Philadelphia - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Mayor’s “Palestine Day” Event Frustrates Jewish Neighbors - Collar County Courier • Poll Reveals Democrats Agree “Extreme Political Rhetoric” Led to Charlie Kirk’s Assassination - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Holds 11th Annual Veterans Parade - Collar County Courier • Philly Gets Education Windfall, But Transit and Taxpayers Left Waiting - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia Area Democratic Remain Loyal to Party, Vote Against Reopening the Government - Collar County Courier • Trump Administration Prioritizes Air Travel Safety as FAA Recovers from Shutdown - Collar County Courier • Amid National Backlash, Philadelphia Halts Use of Diversity Targets in City Contracts - Collar County Courier • Dems in Disarray? House Dem Conference Call on Shutdown Exposes Major Rift in Party - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania’s Annual Budget Increased by 64% Under Last Two Administrations - Collar County Courier • Senator McCormick Takes Action to Make Nitazenes a Schedule I Drug - Collar County Courier • Krasner Defeats Dugan in DA Race for Second Time This Year - Collar County Courier • Peanut Allergies Declined in Children, CHOP Study Finds - Collar County Courier • Sherrill’s Lead Shrinks as Ciattarelli Gains Ground in New Jersey Governor’s Race - Collar County Courier • GOP Mail Ballot Requests Jump 35% in Pennsylvania as Election Nears - Collar County Courier • Gov. Josh Shapiro to Release Memoir “Where We Keep the Light” Detailing Career - Collar County Courier • Q3 Fundraising Roundup: Who Raised the Most in Pennsylvania? - Collar County Courier • Temporary COVID-19 Subsidies at Center of Government Shutdown Fight - Collar County Courier • Bucks County Law Enforcement Races Focus on Philly Crime - Collar County Courier • McCormick, 50 Senators Ask FDA to Reevaluate Safety of Abortion Drugs - Collar County Courier • UPenn Rejects Trump Administration’s Education Compact, Winning Praise from Gov. Shapiro - Collar County Courier • Senator Dave McCormick Joins School Choice Advocates, Says Pennsylvania Should Join School Choice Program - Collar County Courier • Israel and Hamas Reach Ceasefire Deal Brokered by Trump, Exchange Hostages After Years of War - Collar County Courier • Survey Shows Pennsylvania College Students Distrust Democracy - Collar County Courier • State Treasurer Garrity Starts Temporary Loan Program to Aid Critical Programs in Absence of State Budget - Collar County Courier • After the Deadliest Day in Israel: The Middle East Two Years Later - Collar County Courier • Senate Democrats Vote to Shut Down the Federal Government - Collar County Courier • Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner’s Emails Reveal Potential Collusion - Collar County Courier • Is Philly’s Concealed-Carry Mandate Constitutional? Pa. Supreme Court Will Decide - Collar County Courier • Krasner’s Re-Election Hangs in the Balance as Critics Target “Soft-on-Crime” Record - Collar County Courier • Senator McCormick Legislation Prioritizes North American Coordination to Address Chinese Manufacturing Expansion in Mexico - Collar County Courier • Josh Siegel and Roger MacLean to Face Off in Lehigh County Executive Race - Collar County Courier • Long-Awaited Calder Gardens Opens on Ben Franklin Parkway - Collar County Courier • Shapiro and Fetterman Disagree on Potential National Guard Deployment to Pennsylvania - Collar County Courier • November’s Supreme Court Race Could Lead to Redistricting in Pennsylvania - Collar County Courier • Penn Professor Under Fire for Charlie Kirk Posts on Social Media - Collar County Courier • Who is Running for Commonwealth and Superior Courts This Year? - Collar County Courier • Rite Aid Stores Close Across Pennsylvania - Collar County Courier • Governor Shapiro Agrees with Republican Proposal to Use Capital Assistance Funds for SEPTA - Collar County Courier • Free Speech Conservative Charlie Kirk Assassinated at Event in Utah - Collar County Courier • New Reporting Reveals Details of Harassment Allegations Against Shapiro’s Top Aide - Collar County Courier • SEPTA Runs Express Trains for Philadelphia Eagles Home Opener Against Dallas Cowboys - Collar County Courier • Gates Foundation Reportedly Cut Ties with Pro-Democrat Firm - Collar County Courier • Lehigh County Commissioner Zach Cole-Borghi Facing Interstate Drug Ring Charge - Collar County Courier • Court Rules Undated Mail-In Ballots in Pennsylvania Must be Counted - Collar County Courier • Pennsylvania General Assembly Approaches Possible Transit Deal - Collar County Courier • SEPTA Puts Service Reductions into Place with Lack of State Funding - Collar County Courier • Trump Administration Opens Investigation into Antisemitism Allegations at Haverford - Collar County Courier • Online Application for Pardons Launched in Pennsylvania - Collar County Courier • VA Breaks Record for Claims Processed in a Single Year - Collar County Courier • 70 Years Ago: Hurricane Diane Causes Major Flooding Across Pennsylvania - Collar County Courier • Pat Dugan Changes Party to Challenge Philly DA Larry Krasner - Collar County Courier • PA State Senate Passes SEPTA Funding Bill After Months of Gridlock - Collar County Courier • Trump’s “One Big Beautiful Bill” Pours $50B Into Rural Hospitals, Reforms Medicaid to Prioritize Vulnerable - Collar County Courier • Trump Says Illegal Immigrants Will Not Be Counted in Upcoming Census - Collar County Courier • Donors to Josh Shapiro’s $4 Million Inauguration Celebrations Revealed - Collar County Courier • PA Attorney General, Bucks County Chiefs Meet on Law Enforcement Changes - Collar County Courier • Trump Revives Presidential Fitness Test to Promote Youth Health - Collar County Courier • Thousands of PA State Workers Under Return-to-Work Order - Collar County Courier • Doug Mastriano Teases a 2026 Rematch with Governor Shapiro • Delaware County Facing Longer Ambulance Rides and ER Wait Times • Pennsylvania Faces Pharmacy Crisis as Reimbursements Fail to Cover Costs • “Life of Pi” National Tour in Philly This Week • Pittsburgh Energy and Innovation Summit Sparks $90B in Tech and Energy Investments, But Shapiro Faces Scrutiny • Gas Prices in Pennsylvania Drop • County Employees in Montgomery to Receive Pennsylvania’s Highest Starting Wage • Election Officials Announce Newly Designed Envelope for Provisional Ballots • New Law Criminalizes Malicious Deepfakes in Pennsylvania • 15 Towns in Central and Southeast Pennsylvania are Growing Rapidly • PA House Passes ‘Click-to-Cancel’ Subscription Bills • Philadelphia Set to Clean Up After Strike Ends With New Union Agreement • Violence on the Rise in Philadelphia as Gang Shooting Leaves Nine Injured, Three Dead • Gov. Shapiro Budget Misses June 30th Deadline • Pennsylvania Business Leaders Court NYC Firms After Socialist Candidate Wins Mayoral Primary • Philadelphia WNBA Team Set for 2030 Debut • UPenn Revokes Trans Swimmer Lia Thomas’s Records, Adjusts Title IX Rules • Most Democratic District in the Country Faces Vacancy as Rep. Dwight Evans Announces Retirement. • Justices Side with Trump in Landmark Ruling on Court Injunctions • Supreme Court Backs Maryland Parents in Religious Freedom Case Over LGBTQ+ Curriculum • Cursive Writing May Soon Be Mandatory in Pennsylvania Schools • Is Big Tech Censoring Viewpoints Online? • Artificial Intelligence Provision Sparks Rift in Congress Ahead of July 4 Deadline • Deportation Surge Hits Pennsylvania Under Trump’s Illegal Immigration Enforcement • Skill Games Remain Focal Point of PA Budget Fight • Montgomery, Delaware Counties Vow to End Cooperation with ICE • Judge Rules Governor’s Office Not Exempt from Transparency Laws • City of Easton, Pennsylvania Decriminalizes Marijuana • Supreme Court Unanimously Backs Straight Woman in Reverse Discrimination Case • Philly DA Opposes Trump and DOGE’s Spending Cuts • Amazon Invests $20 billion for AI infrastructure in PA • East Coast Drone Sightings Spur Executive Action • Philadelphia Anti-ICE Protests Clash with Police, Resulting in Multiple Arrests • Better-Than-Expected Jobs Report Boosts U.S. Economy • PA Leaders Respond to the ‘Wild, Wild West’ of College Sports • CA Governor Newsom, LA Mayor Karen Bass Support Protests over Illegal Immigrant Enforcement • Details Surface in Boulder, CO Attack That Injured Twelve Peaceful Pro-Israel Demonstrators • Former Penn Pres. Liz Magill Defends Answers on Antisemitism on Campus • Pennsylvania Teacher Shortage Continues to Worsen • Chester County Treasurer Accused of Exploiting Elderly in Guardianship Case • Philadelphia Listed as Sanctuary City in New Illegal Immigration Enforcement List • Tarot Card Readings Banned in PA—Could a New Bill Legalize Fortune-Telling? • PA Reps Introduce School Choice Scholarships Bill Previously Vetoed by Shapiro in Budget • Lehigh Valley Among the Highest Home Ownership Rates in the U.S. • DNC Vice Chairs Face Scrutiny for Party Reforms, Redo of Election Uncertain • PA Lawmaker Pushes for Higher Juror Pay • Philadelphia Rises in National Ranking of City Parks • Downingtown Democrats Elect Trans-Identifying Man as Mayoral Candidate • Lehigh County Voters Favored Incumbents over Outsiders in Low-Turnout Election • Senator Dave McCormick Introduces Legislation to Dismantle Mexican Drug Cartels • Happening This Week: Pennsylvania’s Primary Election • Health Issues or Pro-Israel – What is Causing Progressives to Abandon John Fetterman? • Sweeping Election Bill Passes PA House, But Dems Reject Voter ID Provision • President Trump Signs Executive Order to Cut Drug Prices for Americans • PA House Passes Marijuana Legalization Bill • Philadelphia’s Crozer Hospital and SEPTA’s Budget Pose Challenges for Shapiro • 82 Philadelphia Opportunity Zone Developments Help Communities in Pennsylvania • Philadelphia’s May Day Rally Sees Over 70 Arrests as Bernie Sanders Criticizes Trump Policies • Report Shows Pennsylvania Democrats Facing “Death Knell” from Black Voter Trends • Three Questions Will Be on the Philly Ballot This Primary Election • Upcoming Papal Conclave: What to Expect as the Catholic Church Anticipates the Next Pope • University of Pennsylvania Breached Title IX in Transgender Athlete Case • Three Arrested in Connection with Shoe Store Theft Ring • Judge Blocks Trump Election Integrity Order, Trump and Congress Focus on Securing U.S. Elections System • Fox News Host Mark Levin of Philadelphia Tapped to Join Trump Administration • Northeastern Pennsylvania Police Struggle to Recruit and Retain Officers • Dr. Oz, Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services Urges Ban on Taxpayer Dollars for Child Gender Transitions • A Philadelphia Story Hits Theatres: Trailblazer CHOP Doctor Changes Medicine, Co-Founds Ronald McDonald House • PA Delegation Reacts Along Party Lines to House Passing Budget Bill • Penn Under Investigation for Tuition and Financial Aid Decisions • Dates for Mayoral, County Executive Debates Set by Lehigh Valley Public Media • Pennsylvania Residents Upgrading to Real ID At Low Rates • Former House Speaker, Nancy Pelosi Joins Anti-Trump Protest in Scranton • Delaware County Council Bans Ghost Guns • Secretary of State Revokes Temple Student’s Visa, Student Self-Deports • What is “Liberation Day,” and Will It Boost the American Workforce? • Trump Issues Executive Order on Election Integrity, State Pushes Back • “This Is My Sport Too”: Trans Athlete Lia Thomas Vows to Fight Trump’s Ban • McCormick Hosts First Telephone Town Hall, Discusses Medicaid, National Security, and Government Reform • Members Sue Pennsylvania Teachers Union Over Personal Data Theft • Pennsylvania’s 36th State Senate District Election Results • Houthi Airstrike Plans in Signal Group Chat Generate Accusations • Shapiro’s Role in Unfreezing Federal Funds Questioned • $175 Million of Federal Funds Put on Hold for University of Pennsylvania • Protestors Target GOP Rep Mackenzie Over Town Hall, DOGE • Trump Deportation Actions Challenged in Court • Independent Fiscal Office Exposes Shapiro Budget for Overestimating Revenue from Skill Games, Marijuana • Krasner, Dugan Spar on Homicide, Rising Retail Theft in First DA Debate • Senate Dems Threaten Gov’t Shutdown, Oppose House-Passed GOP Funding Bill • 60 U.S. Colleges Investigated for Antisemitism, Several in Pennsylvania • Even as Spending Cuts Loom, Republicans Stand Firm on Keeping Medicaid • Millbourne Borough Official Charged with Election Fraud • DOGE Lists Philadelphia Area Office Space as Part of Federal Downsizing Project • Philadelphia School District Will Defy Executive Order, Permit Males to Compete in Girls’ Sports • Sheetz Takes on Wawa Territory with Planned Expansion into Philadelphia Region • VA Employees Must Return to In-Person Work • Auditor General DeFoor Reveals DCNR Ignored Rules to Award Grants to Favored Applicants • Philly DA Krasner Launches Bid for Third Term • PA Lawmakers Take Aim at Shapiro Budget as Hearings Commence • Philadelphia Celebrates Eagles’ Super Bowl LIX Win • The Latest on Trump’s EO’s Banning Paper Straws, Gender Transitions for Minors, and Federal Workforce Reductions • Three Republicans Now Seek Nomination for Lehigh County Executive • PIAA Adopts NCAA Rule Banning “Finger Guns” in Basketball • State Senator Greg Rothman Elected PAGOP Chair, Superior and Commonwealth Judicial Candidates Endorsed • Gov. Shapiro’s Budget Proposal Pitches Massive Public Transit Spending • Eagles Take on Chiefs Sunday in Super Bowl Rematch • Patrick Dugan Builds Fundraising Lead Over Larry Krasner Ahead of May DA Primary • Sabrina Carpenter is First Lehigh Valley Native to Win a Grammy Award • Governor Shapiro Unveils Ambitious Budget Plan Amid Legislative Divide • Medical Transport Jet Slams into Ground Near Roosevelt Mall in NE Philadelphia • Gabbard Stands Firm Amid Criticism in DNI Confirmation Hearing • Defying Trump Admin, Montgomery County Beefs Up DEI, Immigration Assistance Efforts • Philadelphia is One of the Least Affordable Metropolitan Areas for Renters • Philadelphia Politicians Vow Not to Cooperate with Immigration Enforcement Efforts • Saquon Barkley Leads the Eagles Back to the Super Bowl • Philadelphia DA Krasner Challenges Trump’s Illegal Immigration Plan • Go Birds: The Philadelphia Eagles’ Commitment to Community and Charity • Meta, Amazon Join Growing List of Companies Voluntarily Abandoning DEI Programs • FDA Bans Red Dye No. 3 Linked to Cancer from Food and Drugs • Book AJ Brown Reads on Sideline Rockets to Number 1 on Amazon • Philadelphia Shifts Gears: Sixers to Stay in South Philly • Goedert, Hurts Lead Eagles Past Packers in Wild-Card Win • Male Teachers Received Increased Pay from PA District, Lawsuit Says • Fetterman Joins Senate GOP to Advance Laken Riley Act • Schuylkill County District Attorney Changes Party Affiliation to Republican • Eagles Dominate Giants 20-13 in Week 18 Finale, Set Sights on Playoffs • New Gov’t Report: One Third of Illegal Immigrants Skip Court Hearings • Dave McCormick Sworn in as Pennsylvania’s U.S. Senator • What’s On the Horizon for Harrisburg in 2025? • Jobless Pennsylvanians Left Waiting for Unemployment Payments • Counterfeit Vehicle Inspection Stickers Seized in Philadelphia • Biden Commutes the Sentences of Federal Death Row Inmates • State Education Department Rescinds DEI Guidelines, Some Local School Districts Feel Obligated to Continue • Self-Censorship of Political Views on the Rise at Universities Across PA, New Survey Shows • Josh Siegel Announces Candidacy for Lehigh County Executive • PA Lawmakers Discuss Legalizing Recreational Marijuana • Philadelphia City Council Advances 76ers Arena Proposal Amid Protests • Philadelphia Clinches Postseason as Barkley Sets Franchise Rushing Record • University of Pennsylvania Grad Luigi Mangione Identified as Suspect in Killing of United Healthcare CEO • The Long-Awaited Return of the McDonald’s Snack Wrap in 2025 • Elon Musk Turns Electoral Focus to Philadelphia’s Larry Krasner and Other Progressive DAs • Eagles Fly into Baltimore and Earn a Statement Win Over the Ravens • Hunter Biden Pardoned: President Biden Goes Back on His Word • Election 2024: Trump’s PA Victory Built on Male Minority Support • Court Upholds State Law, Blocking Philadelphia’s Proposed Gun Measures • Illegal Immigrant Jose Ibarra Sentenced to Life for the Murder of Laken Riley • PA Supreme Court Upholds Ban on Disputed Ballots for Third Time • Trump to Declare National Emergency for Deportations • Trump Appoints Allies and Former Rivals to Cabinet Positions • Eagles Extend Division Lead with Thursday Night Win Against Washington • Bucks County Counting Illegal Ballots in PA Senate Recount • McCormick Claims Victory in Senate Race, Schumer and Casey Call for Recount • LEGO Announces New “LOVE” Set to Commemorate Iconic Philly Sculpture • SEPTA Proposes Fare Hike and Service Reductions for 2025 • Eagles Demolish Rival Cowboys 34-6 in Dallas • Comparing Pennsylvania’s 2020 and 2024 Election Results • Allentown Democrat Susan Wild Defeated for Reelection by Republican Ryan Mackenzie • Republican Rob Bresnahan Defeats Incumbent Matt Cartwright to Flip Scranton-Area Congressional Seat • Eagles Ruin Doug Pederson’s Return to the Linc With 28-23 Victory Over the Jaguars • Pennsylvania Voters Prepare for Election Day: What to know • Philly Organizations Work to Offer Free Rides to the Polls • Trump Responds to Biden Calling His Supporters “Garbage” • Daylight Saving Time Ends This Weekend • Elon Musk Faces Court Over $1 Million Voter Giveaway Amid Legal Scrutiny • State Committeewoman Arrested Monday at Early Vote Line in Delco • As National Outlets Sit Out Presidential Election, PA Papers Make Endorsements • Who do Unions Support Going into the November Election? • Confusion Erupts in Bucks County over Mail-In Ballots • Eagles Get First-Ever Win in Cincinnati with Dominant Showing Against Bengals • Historic Philadelphia Synagogue Hit with Vandalism, Arson Three Different Times in One Day • Philly Trump Supporters Receive Letters Warning “There Will Be Consequences” • Musk Hits the Campaign Trail in Philadelphia • Former President Trump Visits Bucks County McDonald’s • New Sixers Season Begins with Same Old Injury Concerns • Crime Stats, Safe Neighborhoods: The State of PA Criminal Justice • Eagles Fly Out of the Meadowlands with Dominant Win Over the Giants • McCormick, Casey Square Off on Abortion, Economy in Final Senate Debate • Former Parkland High School Theater Director Accused of Filming Student Changing • PA House Approves Affordable Care Act Legislation • Gov. Shapiro Used Taxpayer Dollars for Election Training Camp • Central Bucks School Board Preparing Repeal of Trans Athlete Ban • Eagles Exit the Bye with 20-16 Victory Over Reeling Cleveland Browns • Philly Icons Allen Iverson, Michael Vick, and Beanie Sigel Organize for Kamala in Philadelphia • Phillies Promising Season Ends in Catastrophe with Game 4 Loss to the Mets • Wawa Ranked America’s Top Convenience Store Chain by Customers • Vice Presidential Debate: Vance and Walz Talk Policy • UPenn Antisemitism Continues in New School Year • Disastrous First Quarter Dooms the Eagles in Tampa Bay • During Debates, Mackenzie Says Wild Voted Against a Border Wall 10 Times • “Campaign Ad for the Democrats”: Local Media, Elected Officials Blast Zelensky Visit to Scranton Ammo Factory • Birds Back on the Winning Track with Thrilling 15-12 Win Over Saints • McCormick vs. Casey: Inflation and the Economy • Phillies Clinch Third Straight Playoff Appearance • Susan Wild, House Dems Vote Against Secure Elections Legislation • Jason Kelce Slams Sixers’ Arena Proposal, Calls for South Philadelphia Home • Undecided SEPA Voters React to Trump-Harris Debate • Eagles Lose Home Opener to Atlanta Falcons in Heartbreaking Ending • Second Assassination Attempt on Former President Trump • Franklin County Residents Concerned About Civil War-Era School Becoming a Migrant Shelter • UPenn, Other Schools Brace for Anti-Israel Protests as Oct. 7 Anniversary Looms • Northeast Philadelphia Buildings Ravaged by Four-Alarm Fire • Alleged Retail Theft Ring in Southeastern PA Exposed • Putin Says He Supports Harris Over Trump, Biden Admin Accuses Russia of 2024 Election Interference • Eagles Start Season on a Winning Note, Beat Packers 34-29 • Trump and Harris to Face Off in Presidential Debate Tonight in Philadelphia • Pennsylvania Voters without College Degrees are Turning Away from Democrats • Dollar Tree, Other PA Retailers Still Hurting from Inflation and Retail Theft • Could New Jersey’s $400 Million Tax Break Proposal Lure the 76ers from Philadelphia? • Counterfeit Political Ads Falsely Depict Eagles’ Endorsement of Kamala Harris for President • Major Changes Define the Eagle’s Coaching Staff and Player Personnel • What’s Happening with Mail Ballots in Pennsylvania? • Wawa Offers Free Coffee to Educators and School Staff in September • Anti-Israel Protests Clash with Chicago Police During Democratic National Convention • What Voting Groups Are Key to Winning the Keystone State? • PA Senator John Fetterman Skips the Democratic National Convention, Gov. Josh Shapiro a Vocal Attendee • Senator Bob Casey Reportedly Invests in Chinese Fentanyl Company • Changes in Black Voter Preference in PA May Swing a Close Presidential Election • A Tale of Two Services: Vance and Walz at War • Harris and Walz Kick Off Campaign United on Democrat Policies in Philadelphia • Gov. Shapiro Rallies for Vice President Kamala Harris in Carlisle • Biden’s Farewell Speech Raises Questions About Leadership • U.S. Secret Service Director Resigns in Wake of Trump Assassination Attempt • Republicans Now Outnumber Democrats in Critical Swing County of Bucks • Violent Protestors in D.C. Display Anti-American and Anti-Western Values • What Voters are Saying About Kamala Harris in PA and Other Battleground States • President Biden Drops Out of Race: What’s Next? • Latino Vote Front and Center in Trump, Biden Campaigns’ Pennsylvania Efforts • Kensington’s Struggle: Philadelphia’s Ongoing Battle with the Opioid Epidemic • Former President Trump Survives Assassination Attempt at Campaign Rally: What We Know • Pennsylvania Congresswoman Susan Wild Reveals Concern Over Biden’s Electability • With Biden’s Future Uncertain Following Debate, Dr. Jill Biden Hits the Campaign Trail • Post-Debate Polls Show Trump in the Lead in Pennsylvania • Amid Increased Law Enforcement, Suspect Charged with Attempted Murder of Philadelphia Officer • Donald Trump Holds Campaign Rally in the Heart of North Philadelphia • The Education Debate Blocking a Budget Deal in PA • Youth Support is Slipping Away from President Biden According to Poll • In Wake of Anti-Israel Protests, Penn Among Schools Banning Protest Encampments • Biden, Harris Travel to Philly to Make Their Appeal to Black Voters • During the Presidential Debate, Trump Highlights Biden’s Immigration Policies • Kamala Harris Pleads for Union Support with Keynote Address in Philadelphia • Biden’s Inflation Raises School Taxes, But What’re We Paying For? • Giants Rookie Mason Black Shines in MLB Debut Against Childhood Team • Pro-Palestinian Protestors Confront, Block Philadelphia Gay Pride Parade • Democrat Voter Enthusiasm Signals Issues for Biden in Southeastern PA • UPenn Pro-Hamas Tent City Continues, Some Call for a Shut Down • New Biden Rules on Trans Ideology in Schools • Donald Trump to Hold Philadelphia Rally on Temple’s Campus this Weekend • Public Cyber Charter Schools Targeted in Spending Plan • Pennsylvania Voters Hear Nation’s Critical Issues at Lehigh Valley Rally