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Philly area under Heat Advisory, with heat index values up to 103; Code Orange declared due to poor air quality
Have questions about enduring extreme heat in Philly? WHYY News has the answers. Looking to cool off in Philly? Here’s where you can find pools and spraygrounds. Learn how to protect yourself and loved ones, what happens to the body in extreme temperatures and how heat becomes deadly. Plus:...
Anonymous ShopRite customer becomes instant millionaire after lucky in-store purchase – the chances were slim
A LUCKY individual is set to become rich after winning $1 million from a singular grocery store purchase. The unknown shopper bought a lottery ticket at a ShopRite in New Jersey last week. The ticket was worth $1 million and was sold for the Friday, July 26 drawing at a ShopRite store in Mercer County, […]
Police investigate car break-in spree in Bucks Co.
The Lower Makefield Township Police in Bucks County are investigating after several cars were broken into -- and in one case, a vehicle was stolen then used in additional break-ins in New Jersey -- in Yardley on Tuesday. According to police, beginning at about 8:18 a.m., when a resident along...
The Power of Lived Experience
Outreach workers in recovery make a difference in helping those in active addiction. When it comes to helping those suffering from addiction, there is a group of individuals who possess a unique and invaluable asset – lived experience. Outreach workers who have personally overcome drug and alcohol addiction bring a level of understanding, empathy, and relatability that is unmatched.
Northeastern Legion continues its postseason run
Northeastern did not win the Pennsylvania Legion baseball championship, having dropped a 9-0 decision to Quakertown in Wednesday’s finals. But the York County and Region 4 champion did come away from North Allegheny High School with a consolation prize that was almost as valuable: a berth in the Mid-Atlantic Regional. As the Pennsylvania runner-up, Northeastern will join Quakertown at the Mid-Atlantics in Ridge, Maryland from August 7-11. It is another eight-team, double-elimination, tournament with the regional champion...
ArtsQuest: Fans, teachers and performers of music will all get a kick out of this week's conference
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Music lovers across the board — those who enjoy it, produce it, perform it and teach it — have another something to check out alongside the Musikfest action this week. Workshops, networking and question-and-answer sessions with esteemed names of the industry will all be...
PrimoHoagies Opens New Location in Warrington
PrimoHoagies has opened at 1515 Main Street, Warrington, bringing cherished family recipes and dedication to quality to the local community. PrimoHoagies has opened at 1515 Main Street, Warrington, writes Jeff Werner for the Patch. Owned by Bucks County residents Eric and Dana DiPinto, this new store brings their cherished family...
Eagles Finally Cut Young Player Who Failed to Climb Depth Chart
The Philadelphia Eagles haven’t made many significant roster moves since training camp opened last week at the Novacare Complex. Last week, the team signed wide receiver Griffin Herbert and waived offensive tackle Gottlieb Ayedze. However, the Eagles made a notable move in the secondary on Tuesday and addressed their...
102-year-old Pennsylvania woman who lived through Great Depression, WWII enjoying life: ‘Love never hurts’
BERKS COUNTY, Pa. (WHTM) — So much has happened over the past 100 years; imagine the Great Depression dominating your childhood, World War Two dominating your twenties and you’re still marking milestones. “Fun loving? I like fun, yeah. Different experiences like going up for that helicopter ride, that was great,” Birdsboro resident Dottie Trate said […]
PA nursing facility employees awarded historic $35.8 million judgement for stolen wages
Pittsburgh, Pa. (WJET/WFXP) — After a five-year legal battle, a federal court in Pittsburgh has awarded one of the largest wage recovery judgments in U.S. history to current and former employees of 15 residential skilled nursing, rehabilitation and assisted living facilities. The United States Department of Labor (DOL) announced Tuesday the court awarded $35.8 million […]
PennDOT bridge inspection audit finds ‘inconsistent’ reporting
Bridge inspectors from the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation have safety inspections procedures that go beyond federal standards, but they don’t always follow their own rules, according to Pennsylvania Auditor General Timothy DeFoor who, on Tuesday, presented the findings of an audit into PennDOT’s bridge inspection program. Pennsylvania is...
Penn State ‘Clark Kent’ an Olympic hero: ‘Activated like a sleeper agent’ | Today in Pa.
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Ranking Bucks County's best running backs in 2024 PA high school football season
These guys got game. Whether its speed, agility or a lethal combination mixed with seeing the field and knowing their quarterback, they can turn it on and wow a Friday night crowd in Bucks County as the PIAA high school football season revs up for the 2024 season set to start Aug....
Chester County Remembers Life of Environmental Activist, Recycling Coordinator
Joan Batory, an environmental activist and retired coordinator of recycling and solid waste in Philadelphia and Chester County, died on July 27 aged 79, writes Gary Miles for The Philadelphia Inquirer. Batory was also a former regional planning manager for the National Park Service and an original member of the...