Philadelphia cops have arrested a group of teens accused of being behind a series of random attacks. There’s currently a recall of dog treats in 19 states, Pennsylvania included. Travelers, get ready for the “busiest Thanksgiving ever.” And a local will appear on this year’s National Dog Show.

A number of hospitals have seen an increase in uncompensated medical care. A city wants to make a change to its free pet neutering and spaying program. Three colleges will be offering direct applications. Plus, these restaurants are amongst this year’s best.

Philadelphia has lost its bid to impose stricter gun regulations as a means to stem rampant gun violence. A tornado touched down in Pittsburgh. A living woman was accidentally declared dead by Social Security. And a local baker won yet another big TV competition.

A proposal would allow the investment of 10 percent of Pennsylvania’s general fund into Bitcoin. A new program wants to fast-track the permitting process for bigger projects. You can help AI “to talk naturally.” Finally, Hersheypark’s getting a new ride.

Three formerly elected, previously convicted city officials landed new taxpayer-funded positions. A school district is mulling over how much sway superintendents should have over policymaking decisions. Amtrak has completed a rail project just in time for the holiday travel season. And this ham, in the words of CBS Local Philadelphia, is on the lam.

Patients who were affected by a 2023 Lehigh Valley Health Network data breach were just awarded $65 million. Philadelphia is now readying itself for a potential triple strike. The state has granted $5 million for some major upcoming sports events. Lastly, someone took Guy Fieri and Sammy Hagar’s tequila.

If you’re a cold weather-type bird looking for a cozy getaway, look no further than these spots in Pennsylvania.

One could argue that Thanksgiving is all about the side dishes.

A county in Pennsylvania has one of the highest rates of human trafficking in the country. The FBI is now involved in the investigation of a bank robbery. Mayor Ed Gainey has proposed Pittsburgh’s 2025 budget proposal. Plus, Pennsylvania’s one of the most charitable states around.

People across the country started drinking more during the pandemic and haven’t stopped. SEPTA might go into a “death spiral.” The largest solar project developed by a Pennsylvanian utility is underway. Lastly, this is the state’s favorite Thanksgiving dish.

About 50 underage students were the victim of AI-generated nude photos. Pennsylvania’s largest cyber charter school is being scrutinized for the way it spends funds. A package manufacturer is coming to Lebanon County. Finally, Hershey gets sour.

The FDA is looking to pull a common ingredient used in popular cold medicines from the market. Pennsylvania’s population grew last year. A historic ship will set sail from Philadelphia this week. Also, do you like one of the “world’s worst beers?”

Norfolk Southern tells employees they shouldn’t spend more than a minute inspecting railcars, although the company claims this is simply the industry standard. Delaware ports are trying to expand, and those in Philadelphia aren’t happy about it. The Department of Military and Veteran Affairs is now accepting grant applications for services and programs that benefit veterans. Lastly, a Good Samaritan wrestled a dirt bike rider who had hit a cop into apprehension.

13 people were charged for their roles in trafficking oxycodone. The state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources has banned campfires at state parks and forests as the drought persists. Two Pennsylvania cities are supposedly amongst the top 10 “most livable.” And keep it punny.

Over 100 inmates were released from jails as a result of staffing shortages. SEPTA workers might strike as soon as this Friday. A Pennsylvania-based cheesemaker has voluntarily recalled several of its products. Finally, a fast food company is (boldly) expanding into Philadelphia after poking fun of the beloved Philly cheesesteak.

A fire broke out on Blue Mountain in Northampton County. Unemployment claims went up last week. A closing facility will periodically lay off workers through next year. Lastly, they said it couldn’t be done, but the Philly Portal has made it through the week.

Pennsylvanians might get the chance to glimpse a meteor shower that’s “rich in fireballs” this month.

PPL Electric’s price to compare is going up. Tens of thousands of Wawa-branded products have been recalled. The end of daylight saving time is night. And this woman is believed to be North America’s oldest living person.

What authorities have deemed the “Bad Bunny” drug ring has been broken up. An ex-county commissioner gave a former classmate of his almost $2 million in contracts for a solar farm. Pennsylvania- and Jersey-based newspapers will cease their print operations. Plus, you can smell like Philly with these new perfumes.

Speed cameras will keep an “unblinking eye” on motorists in this area of Philadelphia soon. Pennsylvania is investing millions to support the expansion of Mitsubishi Electric Power Products Inc. Here’s what the weather’s going to be like for Halloween tomorrow. Lastly, the state has a new old-growth forest.

A scientist at Penn State was banned from conducting research after “unreliable data” was found in several of her scientific papers. School members convened behind closed doors after protestors crashed their meeting, and now there’s a debate over whether or not their actions were legal. The state DEP has reduced its permit backlog by nearly 70 percent. And if you’re looking to stay at a hotel for its ghosts rather than its continental breakfast, here’s a few cities as suggestions.

In the 19th century, a young sheep herder was tending to her flock when she noticed a strange man watching her from afar. Around the same time, sheep were getting picked off one by one by some great, lumbering beast. Needless to say, it didn’t take too long for people to suspect the stranger of being a werewolf. 

A man from Pennsylvania is officially the world’s top pumpkin grower.

A bill would implement a tracker which would follow rape kits through the testing process. A school district has launched an AI gun-detection system. Drivers in bike lanes could soon get fined in this city. Lastly, the most popular legend in Pennsylvania is actually based in truth.