Pennsylvania NewsHow residents fight data centers and development | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, the latest on SALT Performing Arts’ home. Lisa Dukart Chester police officer charged with possessing child pornRobert Moran A Montco jury will decide the fate of three men in a murder rooted in a Norristown gang feudVinny Vella The lawyer overseeing the Justice Department’s election monitoring in Pa. is part of a national effortChris Palmer, Abraham Gutman, and Dylan Purcell Pa. man facing sex assault charges is accused of attacking woman at Bucks Halloween attractionJesse Bunch AdvertisementPeggy King, Hall of Fame actor and top-selling Rat Pack-era singer, has died at 96 She was nominated for an Emmy Award as best female singer on TV in 1955 and named best new singer in 1956 by DownBeat and Billboard magazines.Gary Miles The sale of West Pikeland community theater’s home is on hold for now, after public support The township is examining whether it can legally require a purchaser to maintain the license agreement with SALT Performing Arts, which spent roughly $400,000 in building improvements. Brooke Schultz Radnor is weighing strict regulations on data centers as the facilities crop up across Pa.A draft ordinance in the Main Line township would limit data center development to two office park districts and set stringent limits on the facilities' construction and operations. Denali Sagner U.S. offers Constellation $5 billion financing to spur nuclearThe financing will provide upgrades to the company’s reactors in Limerick, Montgomery County, as well as in Illinois and Maryland.Ari Natter and Will Wade, Bloomberg Here are some of the questions Chester County voters will be asked in next week's electionTwo municipalities have questions on the ballot that could change the number of elected officials who represent them.Brooke Schultz 17 Pa. companies were given clean-air exemptions by Trump, news report saysThe New York Times is reporting that President Trump has exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect.Frank Kummer Lawyer recommends school policy changes| Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are at odds over property taxes.Laura Smythe, Staff A Cheltenham Walmart employee gunned down in the store’s parking lot was killed by an ex-boyfriend, police sayLatosha Cooper agreed to marry Destino Jean Louis, a Haitian national, to help him stay in the U.S., police said. He killed her after they broke up, blaming her for issues with his application.Vinny Vella A Trenton man was sentenced to life in prison for killing his longtime girlfriend in a Bensalem motelOrenthia Upshur told a Bucks County judge Monday that he wanted to take accountability for killing Maisha Coon by pleading guilty to first-degree murder.Vinny Vella Prominent restaurant group must pay $200K for mishandling sexual harassment at a Main Line restaurant, jury saysFearless Restaurants disagrees with the verdict that the company was negligent in handling repeated instances of sexual harassment at Rosalie, its popular Italian restaurant in Wayne.Beatrice Forman and Vinny Vella A Pennsylvania tourism official doesn’t believe in ghosts but says she saw one in Gettysburg“You could really feel the energy, and I’m not really an ‘energy’ person,” Pa. deputy secretary of tourism Anne Ryan said.Jason Nark Mobility challenges, market pressures, and historic charm: Six takeaways from a newly accepted ‘Vision for Wayne’The 144-page document accepted by Radnor's commissioners outlines land use, transportation, economic development, and infrastructure policy recommendations.Denali Sagner This fifth-generation family business in rural Pa. is making 4,500 brooms for SalemOn Etsy, the Meckleys have made close to 20,000 sales.Jason Nark A dam is removed, but the Brandywine’s battle against flooding may never endThe Brandywine battle plan has no timetable, and it's unclear where the money is going to come from.Anthony R. Wood Suspended lawyer charged in Bucks County with stealing more than $156,000 from clientsAndrew C. Neville allegedly told investigators that he took the money during a time when he was dealing substance-abuse issues, an online gambling addiction, and medical problems.Robert Moran See more storiesAdvertisement
How residents fight data centers and development | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, the latest on SALT Performing Arts’ home. Lisa Dukart
How residents fight data centers and development | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, the latest on SALT Performing Arts’ home. Lisa Dukart
A Montco jury will decide the fate of three men in a murder rooted in a Norristown gang feudVinny Vella
A Montco jury will decide the fate of three men in a murder rooted in a Norristown gang feudVinny Vella
The lawyer overseeing the Justice Department’s election monitoring in Pa. is part of a national effortChris Palmer, Abraham Gutman, and Dylan Purcell
The lawyer overseeing the Justice Department’s election monitoring in Pa. is part of a national effortChris Palmer, Abraham Gutman, and Dylan Purcell
Pa. man facing sex assault charges is accused of attacking woman at Bucks Halloween attractionJesse Bunch
Pa. man facing sex assault charges is accused of attacking woman at Bucks Halloween attractionJesse Bunch
Peggy King, Hall of Fame actor and top-selling Rat Pack-era singer, has died at 96 She was nominated for an Emmy Award as best female singer on TV in 1955 and named best new singer in 1956 by DownBeat and Billboard magazines.Gary Miles
Peggy King, Hall of Fame actor and top-selling Rat Pack-era singer, has died at 96 She was nominated for an Emmy Award as best female singer on TV in 1955 and named best new singer in 1956 by DownBeat and Billboard magazines.Gary Miles
The sale of West Pikeland community theater’s home is on hold for now, after public support The township is examining whether it can legally require a purchaser to maintain the license agreement with SALT Performing Arts, which spent roughly $400,000 in building improvements. Brooke Schultz
The sale of West Pikeland community theater’s home is on hold for now, after public support The township is examining whether it can legally require a purchaser to maintain the license agreement with SALT Performing Arts, which spent roughly $400,000 in building improvements. Brooke Schultz
Radnor is weighing strict regulations on data centers as the facilities crop up across Pa.A draft ordinance in the Main Line township would limit data center development to two office park districts and set stringent limits on the facilities' construction and operations. Denali Sagner
Radnor is weighing strict regulations on data centers as the facilities crop up across Pa.A draft ordinance in the Main Line township would limit data center development to two office park districts and set stringent limits on the facilities' construction and operations. Denali Sagner
U.S. offers Constellation $5 billion financing to spur nuclearThe financing will provide upgrades to the company’s reactors in Limerick, Montgomery County, as well as in Illinois and Maryland.Ari Natter and Will Wade, Bloomberg
U.S. offers Constellation $5 billion financing to spur nuclearThe financing will provide upgrades to the company’s reactors in Limerick, Montgomery County, as well as in Illinois and Maryland.Ari Natter and Will Wade, Bloomberg
Here are some of the questions Chester County voters will be asked in next week's electionTwo municipalities have questions on the ballot that could change the number of elected officials who represent them.Brooke Schultz
Here are some of the questions Chester County voters will be asked in next week's electionTwo municipalities have questions on the ballot that could change the number of elected officials who represent them.Brooke Schultz
17 Pa. companies were given clean-air exemptions by Trump, news report saysThe New York Times is reporting that President Trump has exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect.Frank Kummer
17 Pa. companies were given clean-air exemptions by Trump, news report saysThe New York Times is reporting that President Trump has exempted 202 facilities in 39 states and Puerto Rico from clean-air regulations that were going into effect.Frank Kummer
Lawyer recommends school policy changes| Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are at odds over property taxes.Laura Smythe, Staff
Lawyer recommends school policy changes| Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham and the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are at odds over property taxes.Laura Smythe, Staff
A Cheltenham Walmart employee gunned down in the store’s parking lot was killed by an ex-boyfriend, police sayLatosha Cooper agreed to marry Destino Jean Louis, a Haitian national, to help him stay in the U.S., police said. He killed her after they broke up, blaming her for issues with his application.Vinny Vella
A Cheltenham Walmart employee gunned down in the store’s parking lot was killed by an ex-boyfriend, police sayLatosha Cooper agreed to marry Destino Jean Louis, a Haitian national, to help him stay in the U.S., police said. He killed her after they broke up, blaming her for issues with his application.Vinny Vella
A Trenton man was sentenced to life in prison for killing his longtime girlfriend in a Bensalem motelOrenthia Upshur told a Bucks County judge Monday that he wanted to take accountability for killing Maisha Coon by pleading guilty to first-degree murder.Vinny Vella
A Trenton man was sentenced to life in prison for killing his longtime girlfriend in a Bensalem motelOrenthia Upshur told a Bucks County judge Monday that he wanted to take accountability for killing Maisha Coon by pleading guilty to first-degree murder.Vinny Vella
Prominent restaurant group must pay $200K for mishandling sexual harassment at a Main Line restaurant, jury saysFearless Restaurants disagrees with the verdict that the company was negligent in handling repeated instances of sexual harassment at Rosalie, its popular Italian restaurant in Wayne.Beatrice Forman and Vinny Vella
Prominent restaurant group must pay $200K for mishandling sexual harassment at a Main Line restaurant, jury saysFearless Restaurants disagrees with the verdict that the company was negligent in handling repeated instances of sexual harassment at Rosalie, its popular Italian restaurant in Wayne.Beatrice Forman and Vinny Vella
A Pennsylvania tourism official doesn’t believe in ghosts but says she saw one in Gettysburg“You could really feel the energy, and I’m not really an ‘energy’ person,” Pa. deputy secretary of tourism Anne Ryan said.Jason Nark
A Pennsylvania tourism official doesn’t believe in ghosts but says she saw one in Gettysburg“You could really feel the energy, and I’m not really an ‘energy’ person,” Pa. deputy secretary of tourism Anne Ryan said.Jason Nark
Mobility challenges, market pressures, and historic charm: Six takeaways from a newly accepted ‘Vision for Wayne’The 144-page document accepted by Radnor's commissioners outlines land use, transportation, economic development, and infrastructure policy recommendations.Denali Sagner
Mobility challenges, market pressures, and historic charm: Six takeaways from a newly accepted ‘Vision for Wayne’The 144-page document accepted by Radnor's commissioners outlines land use, transportation, economic development, and infrastructure policy recommendations.Denali Sagner
This fifth-generation family business in rural Pa. is making 4,500 brooms for SalemOn Etsy, the Meckleys have made close to 20,000 sales.Jason Nark
This fifth-generation family business in rural Pa. is making 4,500 brooms for SalemOn Etsy, the Meckleys have made close to 20,000 sales.Jason Nark
A dam is removed, but the Brandywine’s battle against flooding may never endThe Brandywine battle plan has no timetable, and it's unclear where the money is going to come from.Anthony R. Wood
A dam is removed, but the Brandywine’s battle against flooding may never endThe Brandywine battle plan has no timetable, and it's unclear where the money is going to come from.Anthony R. Wood
Suspended lawyer charged in Bucks County with stealing more than $156,000 from clientsAndrew C. Neville allegedly told investigators that he took the money during a time when he was dealing substance-abuse issues, an online gambling addiction, and medical problems.Robert Moran
Suspended lawyer charged in Bucks County with stealing more than $156,000 from clientsAndrew C. Neville allegedly told investigators that he took the money during a time when he was dealing substance-abuse issues, an online gambling addiction, and medical problems.Robert Moran
