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'The minute we vote on this, we open ourselves up to a lawsuit,' one school board member said.

Denver-area schools will be closed Wednesday as authorities search for a young Florida woman who flew to the city and bought a gun after becoming "infatuated" with Columbine.

Spring is prime time for sidewalks. Here’s why Philly’s walkways won’t see many fixes this strolling season.

U.S. Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., said he doesn’t have high hopes for what will be made available either to the public or to Congress but is keeping his fingers crossed he is wrong.

Foes say it’s an effort to intimidate Board of Public Utilities as it decides whether big subsidies are merited for three nuclear units in South Jersey.

State Rep. Jordan Harris, a Philadelphia Democrat, says measures promoted by the Black Caucus aim to make sure bias — racial or otherwise — doesn’t bleed into police work.

Commenters on the Cool Cape May Facebook page reported seeing the vivid fireball and feeling shaking. 

The emotional toll of the shooting that killed 12 classmates and a teacher has been amplified by fears about their own kids' safety.

Emissions from coke ovens can cause cancer, and they sometimes escape through leaky doors and other parts of plants.

The retired statutes are prime examples of the 'blue laws' that once aimed to restrict activities on Sundays.

Philadelphia Fire Commissioner Adam Thiel explains how Philly fights blazes in historic buildings in the aftermath of the fire at Notre Dame in Paris.

The proposed funding is not tied directly to objective measures of student need, nor to a teacher's cost of living.

The veto — the second in Trump's presidency — was expected. Congress lacks the votes to override him.

"Whenever I find something is going to discourage me, I would just pray, and then believe that everything is going to be all right."

Delaware has launched a campaign to encourage current and former heavy smokers over 55 to be screened.