Changing Communities

About six percent of Pennsylvanians don't have access to broadband internet, but providers say providing service in rural areas are economically burdening.

One of the nation’s largest dairy distributors is ending its contract with dozens of Pennsylvania dairy farms at the end of May.

“I can’t reverse gentrification with one bookstore. But what I can do is model alternatives to what gentrification looks like,” said Hill.

Graham wants the main beneficiaries to be people like herself, residents who stuck with the neighborhood during its darkest moments.

While it may be harder to tell, data suggests white neighborhoods in Philly are actually gentrifying faster than black neighborhoods.

State College has boomed in recent years due to the presence of Penn State's main campus. But what does that mean for low-income residents?

A widely shared article used Johnstown, Pennsylvania as a lens to showcase the loyalty of President Trump’s supporters. But local residents are balking at the portrait.

State College Mayor Elizabeth Goreham asked Congressman Thompson to support the passage of a DREAM act.

A Montgomery County teen was admittedly curious when she came home from school this month and sorted through the mail. But that curiosity soon turned to outrage.

Anyone who thinks refugees in America get a golden ticket hasn’t met Tatiana Angama.

On a recent summer evening, hundreds of people - lawn chairs and blankets in tow flocked to SteelStacks, a premiere arts campus at the former Bethlehem Steel Corporation plant