Conner Barkon

A community in Berks County has rallied behind a young boy injured after being trapped underneath a float during the town’s annual Halloween parade last weekend.

Anne Marie Hare opened Bunny Hares in Newtown Square in 2004. In just two decades, her mom-and-pop shop has overcome the online shopping boom and COVID-19 pandemic. She recounts her journey on the milestone.

It is getting more expensive to raise children, and new research finds at least 10% of parents’ income is spent on child raising. “Child care costs have risen exponentially over the last three decades,” says Bankrate analyst Alex Gailey.

The days of holiday shopping during planned trips to stores are largely behind us, and smartphones have made it so we can spend money with the touch of a finger. Last holiday season, 54% of Americans made at least one unplanned or impulse purchase.

Dr. Indira Gurubhagavatula, director of the Sleep Health Fellowship at University of Pennsylvania, says we operate most efficiently when our social and internal clocks align with the solar clock.

More than two dozen suburban fire companies responded on Tuesday to battle a four-alarm blaze that broke out at a Colmar, Montgomery County auto parts warehouse.

The Federal Reserve is expected to announce an interest rate cut Thursday. It will be the second reduction of the year, and economists believe it will be smaller than half a percentage reduction we saw in September.

It’s too close to call which party will control the U.S. House of Representatives. Unified party control would mean President-elect Donald Trump would have a lot of support on Capitol Hill.

A 20-year-old man has been charged in connection with the assault and robbery last month of an elderly woman inside a Germantown Rite-Aid pharmacy.

A new survey from Bankrate found that most working Americans expect to rely on social security when they retire, but a majority also aren’t confident they’ll have it when it comes time to end their careers.