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Sinkhole opens behind Walgreens at King of Prussia, Pennsylvania

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Emergency crews have closed off several areas to cars and pedestrians after a large sinkhole opened up in Montgomery County.
The sinkhole is behind a Walgreens along East Dekalb Pike and South Henderson Road in King of Prussia.
This area of King of Prussia has had several other sinkholes open in the past year.
Upper Merion Township police said to avoid the area until further notice.

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The Sherwin-Williams plant in Rochester formulates coatings that are taken by trucks to distributors and blending facilities. But now there’s a new lawsuit questioning this practice, with neighbors complaining about the smell. Meghan Schiller reports.



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3 Pennsylvania newsrooms sue Penn State trustee leaders over ‘gag policy’ that silences members

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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro serves breakfast to students in Montgomery County

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Thursday, May 28, 2026 1:55PM

Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro serves breakfast to students in Montgomery County

FORT WASHINGTON, Pa. (WPVI) — Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro helped serve breakfast in Montgomery County on Thursday.

He stopped by Fort Washington Elementary School to hand out the free meals to students.

It’s part of the state’s universal free breakfast program, which serves all 1.7 million Pennsylvania students, regardless of income.

Funding for the program is once again included in the governor’s budget proposal.

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