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Some communities across the Susquehanna Valley have declared snow emergencies. Below is a county-by-county list of the communities News 8 has heard from so far.

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Some communities across the Susquehanna Valley have declared snow emergencies. Below is a county-by-county list of the communities News 8 has heard from so far.

In her nearly three years at Lincoln University, Amelia Sherwood has only been able to access the campus library for a few months.

A Chester County man is in police custody, accused of stabbing a woman to death overnight.

Edith Craley and Jill Stabolepszy, it would seem, have little in common. Edith is 97.

Southern Chester County residents who are bugged by flu fears will have an opportunity to get shots on Monday.

There are two pieces out of Pennsylvania this morning. First, the lawsuit Golden English v. Chester County was filed in Federal Court.

A group of African Americans has sued Chester County government officials, contending that the voting rights of black residents near Lincoln University were violated during the 2008 presidential election.

The Voting Rights Act lawsuit filed Wednesday says some Chester County voters waited up to seven hours in the rain to vote in the 2008 presidential election.

People who heat their homes with oil may have lucked out if they locked in a price early in the season.

LINCOLN UNIVERSITY has, in recent weeks, come under serious fire for a controversial course requirement designed to help obese students gain some control over their health.

Miss Shelley Cook and Troy Mix were married Aug. 8 in St. Joseph's Church, Olmstedville, NY by the Rev.

In the conclusion of the U.S. Department of Education's video contest, "I Am What I Learn," federal officials have named three winners out of hundreds of entries.

HIGH SPEED ARREST: Brian Busbey, 19, of New Oxford, was arrested by Pennsylvania State Police, Chambersburg, for going 105 miles an hour on Interstate 81.

A New Oxford, Pa., man will face little jail time for a DUI accident that resulted in the death of his passenger.

At Lincoln University, students with a body mass index of 30 or above are required to take a thrice-weekly fitness course.

Obese students at a historically black college near Philadelphia won't have to take a fitness class to graduate after all.

When he first came to Chester, Daniel King drew crowds to a church parking lot with the sweet, smoky smell of barbecue.

Four years ago, Lincoln University, a historically African American school in Oxford, Pennsylvania, instituted a requirement that all freshmen entering the school with a body mass index greater than 30, and thus technically obese, would either have to lose weight over the next four years or take a one-semester health class, "Fitness for Life," in ...