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Although Tuesday’s election is viewed by many as a yawn, the election team from NewsWorks/WHYY found plenty to talk about at a live ...

WHYY’s “Election 2014” takes you in depth into the major issues in this year’s governor’s race and big cong ...

Two years after Superstorm Sandy struck, the hardest-hit New Jersey residents are still in need, a Monmouth University Polling Institute ...

As New Jersey companies adjust to the requirements of the Affordable Care Act, they’re paying more for health care coverage. ...

A summer house fire that killed one man in Wilmington was intentionally set, according to the Wilmington Fire Marshal’s office. ...

Casinos are not the sure bet they used to be. In Atlantic City, four have shut this year and another is threatened. The three in D ...

Pennsylvania state Sen. LeAnna Washington will resign her seat Friday as part of a plea bargain and serve three months under house arrest ...

A lawsuit filed by alumni and supporters of Cheyney University alleges Pennsylvania has discriminated against the historically black scho ...

Round two of open enrollment under the Affordable Care Act is just around the corner, starting Nov. 15. The approaching period brought ne ...

Researchers at Temple University are using the same GPS technology that helps you get directions on your smartphone to unearth new data o ...

Philadelphia City Council may outlaw individual sales of on-street parking spaces.   Proposed legislation is aimed at ne ...

It’s a darker political tradition that’s getting a lot of attention after Delaware state Senator Bethany Hall-Long’s hu ...

Philadelphia City Council has started reviewing the future of Philadelphia Gas Works, but a bill to sell the utility for $1.86 billion re ...

This is the first story in a two-part series U.S. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Shaun Donovan gave Gov. Chris C ...

Federal regulators are suing baby food-maker Gerber for claiming that its Good Start Gentle formula can prevent or reduce allergies in ch ...