From Benjamin Franklin to Andrew Carnegie and beyond, Pennsylvania has played a significant role in the evolution of public libraries across America.

National Maintenance & Build Out Company in Ivyland dedicated a new flagpole to honor 9/11 victims and first responders.

Cyclists of all ages and experience levels are invited to take part in the Sourland Spectacular, returning for its 15th year on Saturday, Sept. 19.

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed two additional measles-related deaths, officials announced Tuesday.  Both individuals were unvaccinated. 

Parents must now navigate a recently revised federal immunization schedule, a set of physician-society recommendations that departs from it, a state count of three deaths and a national count of none.

A colorful new mural now greets children and families entering Fostering Hope Lower Bucks, offering messages of encouragement and self-worth at a place designed to help families navigate the challenges of foster care. 

The Pennsylvania Department of Health has confirmed 676 cases of measles in 37 counties across the Commonwealth this year. 

The fall season is upon us and with it comes a packed lineup of pumpkin-filled festivals, hayrides, corn mazes, live music and family-friendly fun.

This year marks a double celebration for Potential Inc., as the Newtown-based nonprofit commemorates 20 years of serving individuals with autism and their families, while also preparing for its 10th Annual Car Show and Family Fun Day.

As the long-awaited football season officially kicks off, Bucks and Montgomery counties have a great mix of sports bars, taverns, and local pubs to watch a game.

The Female Empowerment Foundation recently honored three young women from Bucks County for excellence in leadership, academics and community service.

Levittown Fire Co. No. 2 invites the community to lace up their running shoes, meet firefighters, and learn more about fire and emergency safety.

Shapiro’s executive order does not completely stop data center permitting activities. But it does add requirements that may slow their development and give local officials more influence over the process.

The Historic Langhorne Association will offer its new children’s walking tour, “Discover Langhorne: 1776 Edition,” this month, along with an adult walking tour covering Langhorne from 1680 to 1820.

Two longtime Bucks County human services organizations are considering a merger that could reshape how behavioral health and other community services are delivered across the county.

At 101, Robert Louis Stephenson still goes to work five days a week at the office furniture business he founded, staying involved in the company that has been part of his life for more than six decades.

The goal of One Warm Scarf is simple — help people experiencing homelessness stay warm while reminding them that they are seen, valued and cared for.

The nonprofit Oscar Hammerstein Museum & Theatre  Education Center will honor Tony Award-winning songwriting team Lynn Ahrens and Stephen  Flaherty with its Ockie Award.

For Tara Bane, the 25th anniversary of Sept. 11, 2001, is more than a national milestone. It remains a powerful reminder of the husband, best friend and life partner she lost that morning.

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday is suing Snapchat over its age rating and features the state alleges encourage addictive use among children.