Gettysburg Connection News Team

Families looking for a day of activities, games, and entertainment can head to the Historic Round Barn & Farm Market on Saturday, June 6, for its Kids Fun Day event. The family-oriented celebration will take place from noon to 4 p.m. at the Historic Round Barn, located at 298 Cashtown Road. The event is an

After a cool and unsettled start to June, a significant warmup is expected to sweep across the eastern United States this weekend, bringing the first widespread taste of summer to South Central Pennsylvania and much of the Mid-Atlantic. Forecasters say a large dome of warm air will expand across the region through Saturday, sending temperatures

Two Pennsylvania Republicans are defending President Donald Trump’s lawsuit against the Internal Revenue Service and a controversial $1.8 billion restitution fund that has drawn criticism from Democrats and some members of the GOP. U.S. Sen. Dave McCormick and U.S. Rep. Dan Meuser voiced support for the concept behind the fund during separate television appearances Wednesday,

The U.S. House of Representatives voted Wednesday to approve a Democratic-led resolution expressing disapproval of President Donald Trump’s military conflict with Iran, marking a rare bipartisan rebuke of the president’s war policy. The measure passed 215-208, with four Republicans joining Democrats in support. Among those voting in favor was Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick of Pennsylvania, along

The hottest songs on Spotify are increasingly coming from decades gone by, as listeners of all ages turn to older music in what streaming analysts describe as a growing wave of nostalgia. According to new data from music analytics firm Luminate and Spotify, 2026 is shaping up to be the most nostalgia-driven year in the

Six years after nationwide protests led to the removal of hundreds of public monuments, a growing movement is seeking to return some of those statues to public view, reigniting debates over how communities should remember their history. Across the country, lawsuits, legislative proposals, and local advocacy campaigns are pushing for the restoration of monuments honoring

Pennsylvania residents who rely on private wells, springs or cisterns for drinking water will have an opportunity later this month to learn how to better protect their water supplies and receive free water testing through an upcoming Penn State Extension webinar. The virtual program, “Private Water Supply Education and Water Testing,” will be held on

History enthusiasts will have an opportunity to explore one of World War II’s most pivotal moments when the World War II American Experience Museum in Gettysburg hosts its D-Day Symposium on Saturday, June 6. The daylong event, scheduled from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., will mark the 82nd anniversary of the Allied invasion of Normandy,

Veteran journalist Scott Pelley, one of the most recognizable faces in television news, was fired Tuesday from CBS News’ flagship program “60 Minutes,” intensifying a growing internal conflict that has shaken the network in recent months. Pelley’s dismissal came one day after a contentious staff meeting in which he reportedly criticized network leadership and questioned

Recent rainfall has brought some relief to Adams County and other parts of southern Pennsylvania, prompting state officials to ease drought conditions in the county. The Commonwealth Drought Task Force announced that Adams County’s drought status has been improved from a drought warning to a drought watch following its May 29 meeting. Adams was the

June arrives with four regional Major League Baseball clubs still very much in the playoff conversation, though each enters the summer with a different storyline. The Philadelphia Phillies continue to search for offensive consistency after dropping a 9-1 decision to the Los Angeles Dodgers on Sunday. Philadelphia managed just five hits and remains a team

Oil prices climbed sharply Monday as renewed fighting involving the United States, Iran and Israel heightened concerns about potential disruptions to global energy supplies. Benchmark Brent crude rose more than 3% to about $94 a barrel, while U.S. crude increased nearly 4% to more than $90 a barrel. The gains came despite a difficult month

Making AI data centers cover the costs of their energy use requires help from legislators and others beyond Gov. Josh Shapiro’s reach. For months, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro promised a plan to blunt fast-rising energy costs by pushing power-hungry AI data centers to pay their own way. Now his office has released details of how

Leaders in several states are exploring an unusual strategy to block payments from a proposed $1.8 billion federal compensation fund created by the Trump administration: taxing the payouts at 100%. The effort comes in response to a fund established this month for people who claim they were wrongly investigated or prosecuted by the federal government.

The Adams County Arts Council will celebrate the opening of its 22nd Annual Juried Art Exhibition on Friday, showcasing the work of regional artists in one of the organization’s signature annual events. The exhibition will run from June 5 through June 27 at the Arts Education Center, 125 S. Washington St., Gettysburg, and will feature

Nvidia has introduced a new line of personal computers designed specifically for the next wave of artificial intelligence, announcing laptops and desktops capable of running advanced AI assistants directly on users’ devices. The technology company unveiled the systems during the Computex technology conference in Taipei, Taiwan, describing them as the first PCs built for AI

A series of free educational programs designed to help community members better understand trauma, conflict resolution and mental health challenges will be offered this summer in Gettysburg through a partnership between WellSpan Gettysburg Hospital and Healthy Adams County. The three trainings, scheduled for June and July, are intended for anyone interested in expanding their knowledge

What was intended to be a nationwide celebration of America’s 250th birthday has become embroiled in controversy as performers withdraw from a major anniversary event and critics question the role of a nonprofit organization closely tied to President Donald Trump’s administration. At the center of the debate is Freedom 250, a nonprofit established through a

The U.S. Army will return the remains of 12 Native American children who died while attending the Carlisle Indian Industrial School, continuing a years-long effort to reunite former students with their families and tribal communities. The Office of Army Cemeteries announced that disinterment operations will begin Sept. 1 at the cemetery located on Carlisle Barracks.

The East Berlin Area Community Center’s 31st annual Garden Tour tickets are on sale now. The Garden Tour is an opportunity to appreciate local gardens in our community. The Garden Tour takes place Sunday, June 21, from 12-5 p.m. Six gardens are available to tour. Can be visited in any order, and artists will be

U.S. Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins signed a federal disaster declaration for 17 Pennsylvania counties to assist growers affected by last month’s spring freeze that decimated fruit blossoms. The catastrophic late freeze from April 19-21 caused widespread damage to blooming crops including apple, peach and pear orchards. “Our farmers cannot control the weather, but Washington can

The U.S. auto industry is facing a growing reality: many Americans can no longer afford to buy new vehicles, and experts say the market may not recover for years. Automakers, including General Motors, Ford Motor Company, and Toyota, are preparing for flat or declining sales in 2026 as high interest rates, rising fuel prices, and

Veteran reporter Sharyn Alfonsi says her time at 60 Minutes appears to be over after CBS News declined to renew her contract following an editorial dispute involving a report on a prison in El Salvador. Alfonsi confirmed this week that her contract expired Saturday and that network executives had not offered her a path forward

Gettysburg will host the 2026 Mid-Atlantic Master Farmers celebration this summer, bringing agricultural leaders from across the region to Adams County as the nation marks America’s 250th anniversary. The annual banquet honoring this year’s Master Farmers will take place on July 17 at the Beyond the Battle Museum. Organizers say the event will celebrate excellence,

Pope Leo XIV is calling for greater moral and human responsibility in the development of artificial intelligence, warning that rapidly advancing technology risks damaging human relationships, critical thinking and even the foundations of civilization itself. In a sweeping message released for the 2026 World Communications Day, the pope described artificial intelligence not simply as a

Kyle Busch has been removed from NASCAR’s official Cup Series points standings following his death last Thursday at the age of 41. According to reports, Busch died after developing sepsis following a bout with bacterial pneumonia. His death certificate stated he had been suffering from pneumonia for “days to weeks” before the infection became septic

FIFA is facing an investigation by the attorneys general of New Jersey and New York over allegations that the organization’s ticketing practices for the 2026 World Cup have misled fans and driven prices sharply higher. New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport and New York Attorney General Letitia James announced Wednesday that subpoenas had been issued

A generation of young readers who once proudly carried BOOK IT! buttons and pizza certificates home from school may soon be sharing the experience with their own children. Pizza Hut has announced the return of its popular “Summer of Stories” reading initiative through the BOOK IT! program, offering free personal pan pizzas to children who

The Adams County Arts Council is seeking artists, storytellers and musicians to participate in the seventh edition of The PEOPLE Project, a community-based arts initiative centered on personal stories and local connections. The theme for the 2026 project is “Generations & Crossroads,” tying into the upcoming America 250 and Pennsylvania 250 commemorations. Organizers say the

The Scripps National Spelling Bee has returned to Washington, D.C. for the first time in 15 years, with the finals of the prestigious competition scheduled for tonight at historic DAR Constitution Hall. A total of 247 spellers earned spots in this year’s national bee, which began Tuesday and concludes Thursday evening. Contestants, ranging in age

Diplomatic efforts to prevent renewed fighting between the United States and Iran intensified Thursday as Pakistan stepped up mediation attempts aimed at restarting stalled peace talks between the two countries. According to Reuters, Pakistan’s Army Chief Asim Munir was expected to decide whether to travel to Tehran as part of the negotiations, while Pakistan’s interior

The White House is expected to release a new executive order on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity as early as this week, according to reports from Axios. The proposed order would establish new cybersecurity measures surrounding advanced artificial intelligence systems while creating a voluntary framework for major AI developers to notify the federal government about powerful

Totem Pole Playhouse is excited to offer a dynamic lineup of 2026 Summer Theatre Camps, designed to inspire creativity, build confidence, and give young performers a hands-on experience in the world of live theatre. With options for a range of ages and experience levels, this year’s camps feature shorter time commitments and more affordable pricing,

Residents looking to clean out garages, basements and closets while helping local families will have an opportunity to do both during the upcoming “Clear It Out For A Cause” community recycling and donation event in Adams County. The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 30, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mount Joy

The Adams County Community Foundation is celebrating a season of major community investments, awarding grants and scholarships totaling more than $423,000 while also earning national recognition for its leadership. The Community Foundation recently announced $137,500 in grants to seven Adams County nonprofits working in areas including affordable housing, mental health care, workforce development and family

Americans hoping for a warm and sunny start to summer may instead find umbrellas and jackets necessary this Memorial Day weekend, as forecasters predict an unusually cool and wet pattern across much of the eastern half of the country, including south-central Pennsylvania. According to FOX Weather, widespread rain and thunderstorms are expected from Texas through

Tennis legend Billie Jean King added another milestone to her celebrated career this week, graduating from California State University, Los Angeles, at age 82 — more than six decades after first enrolling in college. King walked across the stage Sunday to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree in history from California State University, Los Angeles,

Pennsylvania voters set the stage Tuesday for several closely watched fall contests, including a rematch in the state’s competitive 10th Congressional District between Democrat Janelle Stelson and Republican Scott Perry. Stelson, a former television journalist, easily defeated Dauphin County Commissioner Justin Douglas in the Democratic primary and will again face Perry in November after narrowly

A new report from an environmental advocacy group is raising questions about whether plastic cold-drink cups from Starbucks are actually being recycled despite the company’s claims that the cups are “widely recyclable.” The report, released Wednesday by the group Beyond Plastics, found that none of the Starbucks cups it tracked over a three-month period ended

Late-night television will mark the end of an era Thursday night when The Late Show with Stephen Colbert airs its final episode, closing the curtain on both Stephen Colbert’s 11-year tenure and the entire 33-year “Late Show” franchise. CBS announced that the finale, scheduled for 11:35 p.m. ET/PT, will be an “extended” broadcast, although the

Rivalries took center stage across Major League Baseball over the weekend as the Philadelphia Phillies completed a three-game sweep of the Pittsburgh Pirates on Sunday, leaving both Pennsylvania clubs with identical 24-23 records. Philadelphia capped the sweep with a 6-0 victory behind another strong pitching performance from Zack Wheeler, who outdueled Pirates ace Paul Skenes

Pennsylvania voters will head to the polls on Tuesday for the state’s 2026 primary election, with polling places open from 7 a.m. until 8 p.m. Under Pennsylvania law, any voter who is in line by 8 p.m. must be allowed to cast a ballot. State officials are encouraging voters to familiarize themselves with their rights

Pennsylvania health officials are stepping up efforts to monitor a growing tick-related illness that can trigger dangerous allergic reactions to red meat. The condition, known as alpha-gal syndrome, is most commonly associated with bites from the lone star tick. Health officials say about 600 Pennsylvanians have tested positive for the condition over the past two

Spotify has confirmed that its new disco ball-themed mobile app icon is only temporary and that the company’s traditional green logo will return later this week. The music streaming platform recently replaced its familiar flat green icon with a photorealistic disco ball design as part of celebrations marking Spotify’s 20th anniversary. While the company intended

Officials with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration blocked the publication of several studies supporting the safety of COVID-19 and shingles vaccines, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services. An HHS spokesperson said the studies were withdrawn because regulators believed the authors reached conclusions that were not fully supported by the underlying

The World Health Organization has declared an Ebola outbreak in central Africa a “public health emergency of international concern” after dozens of deaths and hundreds of suspected cases were reported in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and neighboring Uganda. Health officials said at least 88 deaths and more than 300 suspected infections have been

A bipartisan group of U.S. senators is pushing new legislation aimed at limiting gambling advertisements directed at children and teenagers online amid growing concerns about youth betting addiction. Katie Britt and Richard Blumenthal have introduced the Gaming Advertisement to Minors Enforcement Act, which would ban digital gambling ads targeting anyone under age 18 on platforms

Bill Cassidy lost his bid for another term Saturday, becoming the first sitting U.S. senator from either party to lose a primary election since 2012. Cassidy finished third in Louisiana’s Republican Senate primary, ending his reelection campaign and marking another political victory for President Donald Trump, who had targeted the senator since Cassidy voted to

A major preservation and restoration project is underway along Steinwehr Avenue as part of preparations for the 250th anniversary of Gettysburg’s historic Dobbin House Tavern. A neighboring house beside the Dobbin House has now been relocated to the rear of the property, opening the area along Steinwehr Avenue to more closely resemble the landscape as

Mission of Mercy will host an open house tomorrow, Friday, May 15, at the Gettysburg American Legion to introduce a new initiative providing free dental care to veterans in Adams County. The event will run from noon to 2 p.m. at the American Legion, located at 528 E. Middle Street in Gettysburg. Community members will

After a cool and unsettled start to May, summer-like warmth is expected to surge across the eastern United States over the next several days, bringing temperatures closer to July than mid-spring. Forecasters say a large area of unusually warm air will spread from the Plains into the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic and Northeast by the weekend and

The nation’s spring housing market is off to another disappointing start, as existing-home sales in April posted only a slight increase despite hopes for a stronger recovery. According to the National Association of Realtors, existing-home sales rose just 0.2% in April to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 4.02 million homes, far below economists’ expectations

Gettysburg History has announced a wide-ranging schedule of programs and special events to commemorate the 163rd anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg this summer. The organization’s anniversary programming will blend battlefield history, interactive experiences, live performances and film-related events as Gettysburg also prepares for the nation’s upcoming 250th birthday celebration in 2026. Among the featured

The Mt. Tabor community will once again honor the nation’s fallen service members with its annual Memorial Day parade and service on Friday, May 22. The event, organized by the Mt. Tabor Cemetery Association, will begin at 6 p.m. at the Mt. Tabor church before proceeding in parade formation to the cemetery at 1345 Mount

John Fetterman cast the deciding vote Wednesday against a Senate resolution aimed at limiting President Donald Trump’s military actions in Iran, marking the first time the Pennsylvania Democrat’s support for the war proved decisive. The war powers resolution failed by a 50-49 vote after Fetterman sided with Senate Republicans, becoming the only Democrat to oppose

The Adams County Community Foundation today announced $137,500 in grants to seven local nonprofits working to meet some of the biggest challenges facing Adams County residents, from affordable housing and mental health care to job training and family support services. “These grants are about helping our neighbors,” said Matt Thomas, Grants Officer for the Adams

Fans of the popular online puzzle game Wordle will soon see it brought to television, as Savannah Guthrie has been announced as the host of a new primetime game show based on the viral sensation. The show, set to debut on NBC in 2027, is being produced by Jimmy Fallon’s Electric Hot Dog production company

Federal prosecutors have filed criminal charges against the operator of the cargo ship involved in the 2024 collapse of Baltimore’s Francis Scott Key Bridge, accusing company officials of cutting safety corners that led to the deadly disaster. The indictment, announced Tuesday, charges Singapore-based Synergy Marine Pte Ltd., Synergy Maritime Pte Ltd. of India, and senior

A nine-hour prayer festival planned for Sunday on the National Mall is drawing national attention and renewed debate over the relationship between religion and government in the United States. The event, titled “Rededicate 250: National Jubilee of Prayer, Praise & Thanksgiving,” is being organized as part of activities connected to the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary

The Milwaukee Brewers made history by completing a three-game sweep of the New York Yankees with a 4-3 win on Sunday. It marked the first time since 1989 that Milwaukee swept the Yankees in a series. The Atlanta Braves defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-2, while the Detroit Tigers topped the Kansas City Royals 6-3.

The federal student loan system is set to undergo major changes beginning July 1, with critics warning the overhaul could make borrowing more expensive and push more students toward private lenders. The changes stem from congressional Republicans’ tax and spending cut law signed by President Donald Trump last year. New regulations finalized May 1 by

Mortal Kombat II delivered a powerful debut at the North American box office on Friday, taking the top spot ahead of The Devil Wears Prada 2 in what is shaping up to be a close race for the weekend’s No. 1 position. The Warner Bros. release earned $17 million on Friday from 3,503 theaters across

Meteorologists say El Niño is expected to develop by July, but its influence on summer weather across the United States may remain fairly limited until later in the year. According to weather experts, El Niño typically has a much stronger effect during the fall and winter months because it works closely with the jet stream,

Registration is filling up fast for the upcoming Highmark Wholecare Memorial Day Free 5K sponsored by WellSpan Health and Healthy Adams County. Hundreds have already signed up for the annual event, which will be held Monday, May 25, beginning at 8 a.m. at the Wyndham Hotel in Gettysburg’s Gateway Complex off Routes 30 and 15.

An American passenger evacuated from the cruise ship Hondius has tested positive for hantavirus as global health officials continue monitoring an outbreak linked to the vessel that has already claimed three lives. The 17 American passengers arrived in the United States early Monday and were transported to the specialized ASPR Regional Emerging Special Pathogen Treatment

A new study from researchers at the University of Toronto has found a steep decline in Canadian travel to major U.S. cities during President Donald Trump’s second administration, highlighting growing economic and political tensions between the neighboring countries. According to the study, Canadian visits to major metropolitan areas in the United States fell by approximately

Prince of Peace Episcopal Church will present Professor Michael Jorgensen in concert at the church on Tuesday, May 12, at 7 p.m. Violinist Jorgensen will be accompanied by Steve Beck on the piano, presenting “The Saint Georges Project.” The program, featuring the music of French composer Joseph Bologne, Chevalier de Saint Georges, is free and

President Donald Trump on Monday rejected Iran’s latest response to a U.S. peace proposal, deepening concerns that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East could continue to disrupt global oil supplies and further destabilize the region. The conflict, now in its 10th week, has largely shut down shipping through the Strait of Hormuz, one of

Governor Josh Shapiro is calling on the federal government to provide expedited disaster assistance for Pennsylvania farmers following the devastating freeze that struck the Commonwealth in April, causing widespread damage to fruit crops and other specialty agriculture. During a visit to Cherry Hill Orchards in Lancaster County, Governor Shapiro and Pennsylvania Agriculture Secretary Russell Redding

Ted Turner, the media entrepreneur who transformed television journalism by founding CNN and later became a major philanthropist and film producer, has died at the age of 87. Turner’s death was confirmed on Wednesday by his family through Turner Enterprises and later reported by CNN and other national media outlets. Widely credited with reshaping modern

Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will not compete in the May 16 Preakness Stakes, trainer Cherie DeVaux announced Wednesday, ending any chance of a Triple Crown bid this year. Instead, the horse will be pointed toward the Belmont Stakes on June 6. DeVaux said the decision was made to give Golden Tempo additional recovery time

Pennsylvania Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt is reminding registered voters planning to cast mail-in ballots in the May 19 primary election that applications must be submitted by May 12. State officials are encouraging voters not to wait until the last minute to apply, complete and return their ballots to ensure they are received by

Voters, including those within the Make America Healthy Again movement, say the rising cost of healthcare is a significant concern that will have an impact on whom they support in November’s midterm elections, according to a poll released Wednesday by KFF. Sixty-one percent of respondents to the survey, which asked how important several health-related issues

American drivers are continuing to feel the effects of the war involving Iran, with gasoline prices climbing sharply across nearly the entire country. According to AAA data released Tuesday morning, the national average price for a gallon of regular gasoline reached $4.56, an increase of more than 50% since the conflict began earlier this year.

The Appalachian Trail Museum in Gardners will welcome author and longtime hiker Steve Carpenter for a special outdoor program on Friday, June 12, at 3 p.m. Carpenter, author of “The Allure and Peril of the Appalachian Trail,” will discuss his experiences hiking the famed trail and the inspiration behind his book. The event will take

The United States and Iran appear to be moving closer to a temporary agreement aimed at halting months of conflict, though major disputes over Iran’s nuclear program and control of the Strait of Hormuz remain unresolved. According to multiple reports on Thursday, negotiators are discussing a short-term memorandum that would formally end active fighting and

The Pennsylvania Department of Aging will host a statewide premiere event for its new PA CareKit on Wednesday, June 17, at the Gettysburg Library. The event will begin at 2 p.m. at the library, located at 140 Baltimore St. in Gettysburg, and is aimed at helping caregivers access tools, information and support resources. According to

The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation, Pennsylvania State Police and other public safety organizations are urging motorists to buckle up as the annual “Click It or Ticket” enforcement campaign gets underway across the state. The campaign began Monday, May 11, and continues through May 31. Officials gathered at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia alongside the Phillie

The Healthy Adams County Behavioral Health Task Force will host Mental Wellness Day at the Adams County Farmers Market in Gettysburg on Saturday, May 16. The free community event will run from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the market and is designed to promote mental wellness through activities, education, and community engagement. Organizers say

At the Kentucky Derby, trainer Cherie DeVaux made history Saturday, becoming the first woman to train a Derby winner. Long-shot Golden Tempo rallied from last place to surge through the field and capture the victory in dramatic fashion. The race also featured a notable family finish, with jockey José Ortiz guiding Golden Tempo to first

As communities prepare for Cinco de Mayo tomorrow, historians and cultural leaders are emphasizing the holiday’s true meaning—one often misunderstood beyond its festive atmosphere. Cinco de Mayo commemorates Mexico’s victory over French forces at the Battle of Puebla on May 5, 1862. Contrary to a common misconception, it is not Mexico’s Independence Day, which is

Tensions in the strategically vital Strait of Hormuz escalated after Iranian state media reported that a U.S. warship was struck by missiles while attempting to pass through the contested waterway. According to Iran’s Fars news agency, two missiles hit a U.S. Navy frigate near Jask Island after it allegedly ignored warnings from Iran’s navy. The

The long-awaited sequel The Devil Wears Prada 2 has proven to be a global box office powerhouse, debuting with more than $233 million worldwide and delivering one of the biggest openings of the year. The film, directed by David Frankel and starring Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt, brought in $77 million domestically, surpassing

A highly anticipated release of federal records on unidentified flying objects is generating both intrigue and caution, as officials signal that new information could soon be made public. President Donald Trump said in recent days that the Pentagon is preparing to disclose previously unreleased material related to UFOs, also known as unidentified anomalous phenomena, or

The Adams County Watershed Alliance is inviting residents to support local art programs and environmental efforts through a silent auction featuring hand-painted rain barrels created by area high school students. The auction, which runs through May 7 at 11:59 p.m., includes three uniquely designed barrels painted by students from Biglerville, Littlestown, and Bermudian high schools.

Asian Americans are reporting higher levels of anxiety than any other racial group in the United States, according to new national survey data that highlights a growing gap between public perception and lived experience. The findings come from the STAATUS Index (Social Tracking of Asian Americans in the U.S.), which shows that 44% of Asian

GameStop has made a bold attempt to acquire eBay in a deal valued at approximately $56 billion, marking one of the most unusual takeover efforts in recent corporate history. The video game retailer proposed a cash-and-stock offer of $125 per share, representing about a 20% premium over eBay’s recent closing price. The bid, led by

Gardeners and plant lovers across Adams County will have a chance to jump-start their spring planting as the Biglerville Garden Club prepares to host its annual plant sale later this month. The event is scheduled for Saturday, May 16, from 8 a.m. until noon at the National Apple Museum’s Slikk Pavilion, 154 West Hanover Street

Operations for Spirit Airlines ended early Saturday, closing the book on more than three decades of low-cost air travel in the United States after the carrier confirmed it had ceased all flights. The airline’s final flight, NK1833, traveled from Detroit to Dallas/Fort Worth and landed shortly after midnight, marking the official conclusion of Spirit’s operations.

Changing clocks to spring forward and fall back has its detractors, but whether making daylight saving time or standard time permanent is better remains unclear. Traffic safety and sleep science experts testified Wednesday before a state House committee on proposals to end the twice-yearly clock changes. Under the federal Uniform Time Act, states may opt

The Philadelphia Flyers avoided a historic collapse and delivered a dramatic upset Wednesday night, defeating the Pittsburgh Penguins 1-0 in overtime to clinch their first-round playoff series. Playing at home in a tense Game 6, the Flyers entered the night trying to hold off a surging Penguins team that had battled back from a 3-0

Health officials across Pennsylvania are urging residents to take extra precautions this spring as the state enters what is projected to be a “high-risk” tick season, fueled by warmer temperatures and a growing tick population. According to the Pennsylvania Department of Health, much of the state—especially regions such as the Susquehanna Valley and the Philadelphia

The man accused of attempting to assassinate Donald Trump during last weekend’s White House Correspondents’ Dinner took a mirror selfie shortly before carrying out the attack, according to new details released by the U.S. Department of Justice. Federal prosecutors identified the suspect as 31-year-old Cole Allen, who is now facing multiple charges in connection with

Global oil prices climbed to their highest levels in four years this week, driven by growing concerns that escalating tensions between the United States and Iran could disrupt energy supplies for an extended period. The global benchmark, Brent crude, rose above $122 per barrel and briefly reached an intraday high of $126.41, its highest level

Splitting from their colleagues in the state Senate, Republicans on the House Education Committee largely voted against two bills that would restrict cellphone use for public and private school students in the commonwealth. The effort had near-unanimous support in the Senate and bipartisan cosponsors, but both proposals moved through the House panel on a 15-11

A recent decision by the U.S. Supreme Court is drawing national attention for its potential to significantly alter how voting districts are drawn, particularly in the South. In a 6-3 ruling in the case of Louisiana v. Callais, the court determined that a key provision of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 does not require