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Presidential candidates have swarmed Iowa for more than a year, making their pitch to potential supporters on college campuses, county fairgrounds and in high school gyms.

Did any of your favorite films of the year make the list?

Senate President Steve Sweeney, who created the original reform group, says state’s deep fiscal woes require constant attention

Princes William and Harry have issued a statement challenging the accuracy of a newspaper report describing a severe strain on the relationship between the two brothers.

Postcard writing in groups has allegedly gained popularity since the election of President Donald Trump.

Starting Monday, Regional Rail riders will be able to tap their SEPTA Key Cards to exit at Jefferson Station weekdays from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Using real details of Tubman’s life, Cary turns her story into a time-traveling play at the Arden Theatre.

Federal government has approved NJ’s plan for growing of marijuana’s nonintoxicating cousin

An Alabama county is preserving what’s left of the lockup where officials say Martin Luther King Jr. served his final time behind bars just months before his assassination.

Iran's security forces deployed across the capital on Sunday, expecting more protests after its Revolutionary Guard admitted to accidentally shooting down a passenger plane.

A man attempted to "get a closer look" of cheetahs at the Cape May County Park and Zoo earlier this week, authorities said. 

Marcus O. Hicks has been acting commissioner; governor signs legislation to aid incarcerated parents, prisoners attending college

Around a thousand electric customers are without power at the Jersey Shore Sunday morning amid gusty winds.

The White House is considering dramatically expanding its much-litigated travel ban to additional countries amid a renewed election-year focus on immigration.

In order to change how congressional and state legislative districts are drawn before nationwide reapportionment in 2021, the General Assembly should set up a deal by January.