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Experts say gas prices haven’t been this high since 2014.

The superintendent of the Reading Country Club has been billed $9,683 by Exeter Township for an unauthorized wedding he booked at the township-owned facility on Oct. 9.

Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer says the health department could issue new guidance on COVID-19 on Wednesday as cases continue to skyrocket.

AAA's Tow to Go service is free and will take you and your car somewhere safe this Thanksgiving. Here's what you need to know about the free rides.

Restaurant staff already faced stressful working conditions which were compounded by both the pandemic and the labor shortage. Ben Hasty/MediaNews

Post offices are closed and most mail isn't delivered on Columbus Day. MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images President Joe Biden on Friday

Plus, how to get donors who gave for the first time during the pandemic to give again, and philanthropic pledges to fight climate change approach $4 billion

Plus, how foundations can do a better job fighting climate change, and the first Black woman takes the reins at United Way Worldwide as giving starts to climb again

A bus driver was fired after a student fell asleep on the bus, missed her stop, and was found at the bus company's garage later that night. Ben

Oct. 29— Open enrollment for the Affordable Care Act health insurance marketplace begins Nov. 1. The marketplace is a platform that allows people to directly buy health insurance from providers. While the federal government runs its own marketplace, some states, including Pennsylvania, have created their own versions.