It’s all paws on deck this month at Weis Markets! May marks Weis’ annual “Paws for Pets” campaign and to learn more about the program, Amy spoke with Jamie Lauver.

Christy Pavlakovich with Members 1st Federal Credit Union and Brad Simpson from the CrossState Credit Union Association joined us in the studio this morning to discuss the impact of credit unions ...

Mental Health America has an online national prevention and screening program. Last year, more than 5.9 million people worldwide used that site to take a screening test. 78% of those score ...

Between connecting with family and friends, shopping, work, entertainment and more, our lives have become increasingly lived online. This may make things more convenient but it also makes it ...

Everybody celebrates a birthday each year. On that day, maybe we don’t feel any older, but looking in the mirror may indicate otherwise. Plexaderm can help you look and feel younger. Amy ...

Casandra Ventura, the R&B singer and actor known simply as Cassie, began testifying Tuesday in Sean “Diddy” Combs ‘ sex trafficking trial. The music mogul is charged with ...

The NHL has suspended Florida Panthers vice chairman and alternate governor Doug Cifu from any involvement with the team or the league, doing so in response to inappropriate posts on Cifu’s ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says there is “no way” Israel will halt its war in Gaza, even if a deal is reached to release more hostages. His comments are ...

Newark Mayor Ras Baraka briefly returned Tuesday to the gates of the federal immigration detention center where he was arrested last week on trespassing charges. Baraka, a ...

Penn State York and Mont Alto are among the campuses that will be recommended for closure, according to a report from the Philadelphia Inquirer. The Penn State Board of Trustees is ...

Microsoft says it is laying off nearly 3% of its entire workforce. The tech giant didn’t disclose the total amount of lost jobs but it will amount to about 6,000 people. Microsoft employed ...

When Klaus Mäkelä climbed the Concertgebouw podium and turned to the audience at the orchestra’s third Gustav Mahler Festival in 105 years, the conductor could see the writing on ...