BERKS, Pa. | To an 18-year-old, the idea of a golden coast and far away adventure is alluring. And when it comes with a promise, it seems like the best choice, especially to a teen in the late 60's.
The beginning of the pandemic was a major adjustment in the way we viewed travel and interactions. Drive up deliveries were a large part of the world opening up again, people in cars seeking necessities in the early days of COVID.
In his first year on the job, Jay Worrall was challenged with feeding families during the pandemic.
An unsung hero, Theresa Adams is a nurse who never stops giving.
FLEETWOOD, Pa. | Sometimes we need someone to listen, to let us know we're not alone, even if that someone is just online. Chief Steven Stinsky remembers logging on to the Fleetwood Police Facebook page, late one night in August.
American Red Cross Berks County hero Fred Tamarri helps police in emergency situation.
American Red Cross Berks County hero Danny Smith delivers meals to frontline workers with the help of area restaurant owner.
Along the banks of the Tulpehocken Creek in Berks County, there's a kind of peace you don't find just anywhere. It's the kind of peace Tommy Dunston has been in search of for a long time.
"His entire body was turning blue. There was no color. There was nothing there."
On a late-summer Sunday afternoon in Berks County, volunteer firefighters were going about their day until a page changed their direction. On this particular Sunday in August 2019, a house on Lenape Road in Washington Township was on fire.
"I think she is a hero because she has helped me. She is my hero."
For years, John Morahan led St. Joseph Medical Center through the challenges of growing a hospital while trying to stay true to its roots.
Marcela and Coral -- just 13 and 10 years old at the time -- knew what to do when. They didn't hesitate and saved each other.
When you pick a place for lunch, you might think of your favorite restaurant, or you try somewhere new.
Minutes matter when a life is on the line.
Damon March, the chief operating officer of Reading-based Humane Pennsylvania, responded to Interstate 78, where more than a dozen crates of live chickens fell off a truck.
