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Police plan to charge the mother of three children who were rescued from a burning car in northwestern Pennsylvania after she left them t ...

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New Jersey Senate considers expanding early voting

New Jersey lawmakers are considering expanding early voting opportunities even though Gov. Chris Christie has previously vetoed a similar ...

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WHYY’s The Pulse celebrates its first birthday this week, in a celebration topped off by a live broadcast on Thursday. On Frida ...

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‘Seek-and-find’ along the trails of the Wissahickon

If your little ones are a wee bit small to be blazing a new trail for the Friends of the Wissahickon, they can still fall in love with th ...

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 Frank Fairweather camped for three years beneath the Interstate 83 bridge in Harrisburg with at least half a dozen others at any given time. City officials recently closed the encampment. (Image courtesy of Eric Weiss)
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Regulated tent cities for homeless pondered but improbable in Pa.

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Burlington County reappoints Sean Earlen to Pinelands Commission

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