News
Lee Davis and Melinda Rizzo won awards for their work in their respective categories of features and investigative reporting at this year’s statewide competition.
Zach D. Roberts interviews Reece Jones about his new book "SMUGGLER: Drugs, Gangs, and Refugees at America's Northern Border."
Tribe challenges federal approval of pipeline easement, citing risks to its sole source of drinking water, Treaty rights and sovereignty.
More music, more vendors and spooky punk rock fun for the whole family comes to Broken Goblet Brewing.
Sixty of Pennsylvania’s 66 counties don’t have enough public defenders, according to a 2024 study by the Quattrone Center for the Fair Administration of Justice at Penn.
Opinion
It is troubling to watch the PSEA's PAC lend its institutional credibility to a candidate whose campaign strategy undermines the principles the union claims to uphold.
Once you peel away the moderate mask, the Republican congressman has more in common with the president than he'd like you to see, writes Kierstyn Zolfo.
Jean Nycz, a 30-year resident of Bucks County, writes that it comes down to values.
Democracy can’t just be something to ask people to defend. We have to rebuild the places where people actually practice it.
To our fellow Americans: This is not the time to look away.
Education
It is troubling to watch the PSEA's PAC lend its institutional credibility to a candidate whose campaign strategy undermines the principles the union claims to uphold.
The Democratic governor has shown himself to be voucher-curious in the past.
The findings from the 2023-24 school year are based on the latest civil rights data released from the U.S. Department of Education.
Expulsion is currently banned within Head Start, which serves nearly 700,000 predominantly low-income kids. Temporary suspensions can only be used in extreme circumstances and as a last resort.
“Book bans impede the freedom to read, cutting students’ access to a diversity of views, voices, perspectives, and literature they deserve to encounter,” the report “Banned in the USA” states.
Elections
Could this financial windfall backfire on the Fitzpatrick campaign with the election less than three weeks away?
Pennsylvania does not technically allow early voting, but a workaround gives voters the chance to cast ballots early and in person. There are seven sites in Bucks County.
Once you peel away the moderate mask, the Republican congressman has more in common with the president than he'd like you to see, writes Kierstyn Zolfo.
Once solid Republican races are now up for grabs next month in Iowa, Michigan, Pennsylvania and other places that have lost factory jobs.
Public records give a closer look at the hardware — or paper fallbacks — behind voter check-in throughout Philadelphia and its collar counties.
