Weis Markets announced on November 23rd that they are recalling over one hundred containers of Weis Quality Sea Salt Caramel Ripple Ice Cream due to undeclared soy and coconut allergens.
According to emergency dispatch, a Norfolk Southern train derailed at the Rockville Bridge in Marysville around 2 AM on December 2nd, causing traffic issues as well as power and internet outages in Marysville Borough.
Democrats succeeded in taking control of the Pennsylvania House of Representatives for the first time in over a decade this November.
The Controlled Plant and Noxious Weed Committee of Pennsylvania’s Department of Agriculture voted to add burning bush to their list of banned plants, classifying the non-native species as a Class B noxious weed and prohibiting its sale across the state by early 2023.
Pennsylvania will be one of six states awarded federal grants for economic development projects in coal communities under the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, receiving upwards of $26.6 million, according to an announcement from the US Department of the Interior.
The holiday season is almost here, and towns across the commonwealth are prepping their annual celebrations and festivities, some of which transform their town from top to bottom.
A woman claims she was injured after riding the Giant Slide at Mammoth Park in Mt. Pleasant, and she is issuing an 11-count lawsuit against the park, the 5th in a series of suits other claimants filed in the past few years.
No need to travel to NYC to watch the ball drop. Pennsylvania’s got all of your New Year’s festivities covered.
As winter approaches, energy costs for Pennsylvania residents will rise with utility companies adjusting their seasonal energy supply prices.
Earlier in November, a natural gas storage well owned by Equitrans Midstream experienced a gas leak, emitting a massive amount of planet-warming methane into the atmosphere.
Among them is Christian Pulisic, the Pennsylvania native who has made a name for himself in the world of professional soccer as the star player for the U.S. team.
New business applications have been lower in 2022 than they were in the past two years, but remain significantly higher than they were prior to the COVID-19 pandemic.