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Penn State Extension Master Watershed tree and shrub sale for fundraising
The Penn State Extension's Master Watershed program is holding its fifth annual native tree and shrub sale this fall as a fundraiser to support watershed activities, and to promote healthy watersheds. Scientists have found that trees benefit the environment, provide support for birds, insects and other wildlife, as well as...
Three people injured in a shooting after teens got into a confrontation
Three people were injured after a shooting in North Philadelphia. Police say that two teens and a 42-year-old are injured. The shooting happened near North 19th Street and West Allegheny Avenue after two teens got involved in a verbal confrontation with another group of teens and one of them took out a gun and started […]
Dangerous sinkhole consuming South Philadelphia street now being fixed
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - A South Philadelphia street has endured an ever-growing sinkhole, causing a nightmare for an entire for the residents on the block. But, happily, work is now being done to fix the Pierce Street pit and neighbors are relieved and ready for the block to get back to normal.
Parents sentenced to 8-16 years for child neglect in Bucks County
Two parents are facing eight to 16 years in prison after neglecting their seven children in West Rockhill Township, PA. Earlier this year, Crystal and Shane Robertson pleaded guilty to felony child endangerment charges. The Bucks County District Attorney’s office says they forced their children to live in filthy conditions in a rundown trailer in […]
Yardley Native Richard Kind Tapped by Fans for SNL Role as Tim Walz
Yardley native Richard Kind is being tapped by fans and even former co-stars to play Minnesota Governor Tim Walz on SNL. Richard Kind, the versatile actor known for his roles in Inside Out, A Serious Man, and Curb Your Enthusiasm, has a deep connection to Bucks County, where he grew up before rising to fame, writes Bedatri D. Choudhury for The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Hometown hero and Paralympian works as a Philly doctor
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A Philadelphia doctor has come full circle after being treated at a rehabilitation hospital. She now works there. As we uncover the heart behind the headline, there's also a link to the Paralympics which are coming up.This doctor, who has overcome a devastating injury, wants people to know that with determination and hard work, obstacles can be turned into triumphs.Dr. Michelle Konkoly is back at Jefferson Moss-Magee, the rehab center where she recovered after being paralyzed when she was 18 trying to open a window."I had a freak accident," she said. "I slipped and fell out of my...
Former UArts students find community, new home at Temple
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The start of a new school year is often exciting, but for a group of former University of the Arts students, this fall marks the beginning of a new chapter under unexpected circumstances. When the Philadelphia art school abruptly closed in June, hundreds of students were left without a clear path forward. Temple University is trying to ease the transition for the UArts students who chose to make the North Philadelphia campus their new home by creating a dedicated residential community for those who live on campus.Ryan Young, Temple's director of residential life, said the university allocated some floors...
Philadelphia-area content creators hit record on political debut at DNC
New at the Democratic National Convention this year are the hundreds of "content creators" getting their political debut as they hit record on the four-day-long event.Some of those with access are from Philadelphia, covering history with their unique lens and also reaching a new generation of voters."It's exciting to be able to capture things in the moment. I was walking into people, bumping into people," said Jacen Bowman, a content creator and field organizer of the Human Rights Campaign.He is one of the Pennsylvania influencers invited to cover the DNC. He says he's been attending the DNC since 2016.For Philadelphia...
Philly native Jaeden Martell fights computers in new 'Y2K' trailer
In the wacky upcoming horror film "Y2K," a bunch of teenagers fight off the machines on the first day of the new millennium. The new A24 movie plays off the unfounded '90s panic that computers would crash in 2000 due to calendar formatting, transforming nostalgic totems like Tamagotchi into bloodthirsty monsters.
PHLY Union Podcast: Andre “GOAT” Blake lifts the Union to Leagues Cup Semis, but without Tai Baribo or.. Jose Martinez
Andre Blake showed why he is the greatest of all time in a massive Leagues Cup quarterfinals win in PKs. The Philadelphia Union now head to take on the Columbus Crew without standout Tai Baribo and possibly Jose Martinez. Renee Washington, JP Zapata, Andrew Frazier, and Tyler Zulli recap the latest around the Philadelphia Union and Leagues Cup.
Jason Kelce was so proud to show off the anti-Cowboys bumper sticker he added to his Cybertruck
Jason Kelce may no longer be a member of the Philadelphia Eagles, but the newly retired center has no plans to give up on the Dallas Cowboys hatred. The rivalry runs strong in the Kelce household. Kelce — who is set to begin his post-playing career as an ESPN NFL...
Yardley-Based Vault Brewing Co. Coming to Easton This Fall
Vault Brewing Co., a popular Bucks County-based brewpub, is set to open its second location in downtown Easton. Vault Brewing Co., a popular Bucks County-based brewpub, is set to open its second location in downtown Easton this October, writes Ryan Kneller for WFMZ. Located at 225 Ferry St., the new...
CamCo Health Department To Provide Free Back-To-School Vaccines
PENNSAUKEN, N.J. — Uninsured children and children who are only covered by Medicaid Part A in Pennsauken and Camden are eligible for free vaccinations through the Camden County Department of Health and Human Services along with healthcare partners to help children and their families get ready for the new school year.
Coroner seeks information on family of Bath man
BATH, Pa. -- The Lehigh County Coroner's Office is asking for help finding the next-of-kin for a man from Northampton County. Officials say Joseph Moosh, 66, of Bath, was pronounced dead July 11 at Lehigh Valley Hospital, Muhlenberg. Moosh died of natural causes. Anyone with information on the family of...
Dump truck, two cars, truck hauling a camper involved in crash in Lancaster County
WARWICK TOWNSHIP, Pa. — Northern Lancaster County Regional police say a dump truck, two cars and a truck hauling a camper were involved in a crash on Tuesday afternoon. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. Crews responded to the crash in the 1500 block of East Newport...
Penndel man sent to prison for drug trafficking in Montgomery and Bucks counties
NORRISTOWN — A Bucks County man will spend several years in prison after admitting to trafficking methamphetamine in Montgomery and Bucks counties. Kennard D. Tucker, 47, of the 700 block of Willow Avenue, Penndel, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 2½ to 5 years in a state correctional institution after he pleaded guilty to a felony charge of possession with intent to deliver methamphetamine in connection with multiple drug sales at various locations in Montgomery and Bucks counties between January and July 2022.
Montgomery County Leadership: Karen Barsoum, Director, Chester County Voter Services
Karen Barsoum discusses her childhood in Holland, moving to America, and what led her to head election services in Chester County. Karen Barsoum, Director of Chester County Voter Services, spoke with MONTCO Today about growing up in a tiny village in the Netherlands, where her dad owned the only grocery store. She was always eager to see more of the world, seeking out a high school, college, and a job in a larger city.
Meet PennLive’s 2024 preseason girls volleyball All-Star Team
The high school girls volleyball season is about to unfold in Pennsylvania with first serves on Friday. The Mid-Penn Conference was filled to the brim with All-State talent and there were major program milestones all throughout. PennLive has rolled out the red carpet for some of the returning stars in...
More Pennsylvania children to receive free school meals this year
PENNSYLVANIA, USA — More Pennsylvania schoolchildren will be receiving free school meals this year thanks to an expansion of a national funding program. The threshold for the national Community Eligibility Provision for free school meals will decrease this year. Only 25% of students in a school district will now have to be eligible for free meals for the district to qualify for additional federal funding. The threshold was previously 40%.
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