As Trump Pushes Liquified Natural Gas Exports, Some In Pa. Push To Stop A Proposed LNG Terminal

Along the Delaware River, Chester and Eddystone are facing the possibility of a new $7 billion liquified gas facility.

Pittsburgh Transit Advocates Press State Sen. Devlin Robinson On Budget Funding

Pittsburghers so far have been spared the transportation nightmares being experienced in Philadelphia.

Erie, Pennsylvania, Nuns Who Stood Up To Claims Of Election Fraud Win National Award

A conservative activist’s posts suggested they were up to something; the Benedictine Sisters 'contested the falsehood immediately.'

A Coal Miner's Daughter Takes On DOGE To Protect Miners' Health

Since 1970, more than 75,000 miners have died of black lung disease.

F&M Poll: Pennsylvania Voters Remain Uneasy About Unemployment, Economy

On job performance of elected officials, voters polled said Gov. Josh Shapiro is off to a strong start since his inauguration in January.

A ‘Commonsense' Budget? In Harrisburg? Just Maybe | Wednesday Morning Coffee

The early signs, as they say, are encouraging.

Honey's Helping Hand Seeing Continual Increase Of Community Need | Helping The Helpers

The organization gives out food twice a week, in addition to regular donations of clothing, household goods and holiday toy giveaways.

SKW Foundation Seeks To Help Those Impacted By Gun Violence | Helping The Helpers

This year, they planted 111 orange marigolds, each representing one of the lives taken daily in the U.S. by guns.

World Of Good Foundation Carries Out SWPA Man's ‘Legacy Of Kindness' | Helping The Helpers

“He always wanted to talk to people. He was good about keeping in touch with people from all aspects of his life," Hendershot said.

Two Communities Find A Cure For Medical Debt: Pandemic Stimulus Funds

It's a strategy advocates say could be duplicated across the country to help erase a multibillion-dollar problem.

Advocates For Black, Brown, LGBTQ, Women Call For ‘Meaningful' Gun Reform | Sunday Morning Coffee

Officials said they’re committed to doing their part to being a part of the solution to the epidemic of gun violence.

Philadelphia Students Walk Out For Abortion Rights

For a number of the students, it was their first march. Some also spoke about how they felt the government would not protect them.

On Earth Day, Volunteers Gather At Flight 93 Memorial To Renew The Earth — And To Remember

The 2,220-acre national memorial sits high in the Laurel Highlands, on the site of a former strip mine.

Buffalo Bound Anti-Mandate Protesters Stop In Scranton

Buffalo news station WGRZ stated that for the past two nights truck traffic at the Peace Bridge had the most back-ups.

Ryan's Tribute: Supporting Families Who Have Lost Children | Helping The Helpers

The foundation, started in 2019, was formed as a way for Hanzes to keep her son Ryan’s memory alive after his death in a 2017 car crash.

BARLETTA: Biden's Vaccine Mandate Is Unconstitutional And Should Be Stopped

The U.S. Supreme Court has addressed the issue of mandated vaccines in the past.

CALLAHAN: The New Era Of American Shale

We enter a new era of domestic shale development parallel to the fundamentals that transformed America into a global energy leader.

FLOWERS: When Do The ‘Afghan Lives Matter' Marches Start?

Over the past few weeks, I've written the word “Afghanistan” more than I have over an entire lifetime.

COUNTERPOINT: On Constitution Day, Fix Our Politics, Not The Constitution.

There has been remarkable stability in the country’s basic governing structure.

LOGOMASINI: If You Care About Wildlife, Oppose Plastics Bans

Ask an environmentalist how to stop plastics litter and ocean pollution and you'll likely get a litany of proposed regulations and bans.

DelVal Politicians Share Their Thoughts About 9/11

Some Pennsylvania politicians shared how the events of that profound day changed their lives.

STEIN: Lesson From 9/11 To Seize The Day

On Sept. 11, 2001, the sky was a very beautiful blue with no clouds and I was looking forward to covering an ongoing trial.

SUSSMAN: 20 Years After 9/11 Still An Urgent Need For Interfaith Cooperation

We have all had these moments. They define and punctuate our lives. But none was more defining than Tuesday, September 11, 2001.

REGAN: Fighting For Children And Parents

We all want to protect children, and no one cares more than the parents and school administrators in our communities.

NEWTON: How Can Oil And Gas Prepare For A Low-Carbon Future?

The oil and gas industry is critical but also happens to be a grave existential threat to the future habitability of Earth.

Bucks County Resident David Tuck Talks About Surviving The Holocaust

David Tuck was 10 years old when the Germans invaded Poland in 1939.