West Chester University Students Return from Insightful Study Abroad Program in Europe
West Chester University students returned from a nine-day study abroad program that provided hands-on education in international institutions and policies by exploring transatlantic relationships in Germany, Belgium, and France.
Luck of the Irish: Two Pennsylvanians Win $1M Each in St. Patrick's Day Lottery Bonanza
Two Pennsylvania Lottery players won $1 million each on St. Patrick's Day; one through Cash 5 sold in West Philadelphia and the other with a Powerball ticket in Woodlyn. Stores earn a $5,000 bonus for selling winning tickets.
Lower Moreland Students Triumph in PennDOT Innovations Challenge with Seatbelt Safety Solutions
Lower Moreland School District students won District 6's PennDOT Innovations Challenge by proposing a multi-faceted approach to increase seatbelt usage in Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia Invigorates Local Business Districts with Corridor Enhancement Grants, Deadline Approaching
Philadelphia's Department of Commerce launched the Corridor Enhancement Grant to revitalize local business districts, offering $10k-$40k for community projects. Applications are due by April 14.
Philadelphia Mayor Proposes Ambitious $6.7 Billion "One Philly 2.0 Budget" Targeting Housing, Tax Relief, and Public Health
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L. Parker proposed the "One Philly 2.0 Budget" for FY 2026, aiming to invest in housing, tax reform, public health, and infrastructure with a $6.7 billion budget.
Philadelphia City Council Holds Hearing on Rental Housing Conditions and Landlord Accountability
Philadelphia City Council discussed rental housing safety and landlord accountability, emphasizing the need for legal standards and proposing proactive inspections to ensure healthy living conditions for tenants.












