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Italian art show to make U.S. debut in Delaware [video]

For the first time outside of Italy, an exclusive U.S. art exhibit of stolen Italian artifacts is set to open right here in Delaware. ...

12 years ago

New Sanctuary Movement of Philadelphia joins 9 cities to provide sanctuary to immigrants in civil disobedience. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Politics & Policy

Philly congregations join to harbor undocumented immigrants

A coalition of Philadelphia congregations has pledged to provide “sanctuary” to undocumented immigrants imminently facing dep ...

12 years ago

Explainer: How many people are homeless in New Jersey

In 2014, New Jersey counted 13,900 people as being homeless. But not all of those people are living on the sidewalks, in parks, or bus st ...

12 years ago

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Multiple houses burgled in pocket of Chestnut Hill

Police are seeking the suspect involved in multiple burglaries that took place in Chestnut Hill on Sept. 15 between the hours of 1 and 4 ...

12 years ago

3 surrender in Center City beating case

Three people accused of beating of a gay couple during a late-night encounter on a Philadelphia street have turned themselves in. ...

12 years ago

New York, New Jersey to ramp up security

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and New Jersey Governor Chris Christie are announcing increased security across their two states. T ...

12 years ago

Reported home invasion spurs schools lockdown

Schools in a southern New Jersey community were briefly placed on lockdown following a reported home invasion in a nearby neighborhood. ...

12 years ago

 Philadelphia City Controller presents a report stating that the city could save money by hiring more people. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Politics & Policy

Butkovitz says city workers’ overtime is inefficient but mostly legitimate

Overtime paid to Philly city workers is out of hand and unnecessarily costing taxpayers money. That’s the thrust of a new ...

12 years ago

 'If bison are on the move, tourists are going to wait. The average bison jam adds a half-hour to most commutes through Yellowstone's Hayden Valley, their favorite meeting place.' (Pamela J. Forsythe/for NewsWorks)

The buffalo roam … anywhere they want to at Yellowstone

Summer traffic jams are different in Yellowstone National Park. For one thing, drivers look forward to them, because in Yellowston ...

12 years ago

Opponents to N.J.’s Urban Hope Act keep changing their arguments

Charter school opponents were in mourning this week after they failed to derail a set of amendments to a 2012 bill called the Urban Hope ...

12 years ago

A.C. unshuffled cards game ruled legal

New Jersey casino regulators have determined that games played at the Golden Nugget two years ago with unshuffled cards did not violate a ...

12 years ago

Down the Shore

Toms River police seek information in locating armed robbery suspect

The Toms River Police Department is seeking information regarding an armed robbery at a Route 37 business Tuesday evening.  S ...

12 years ago

Politics & Policy

AG refuses to release sexually explicit emails

The Pennsylvania attorney general’s office is refusing to release internal, sexually explicit emails that were found on state compu ...

12 years ago

 (Courtesy of James R. Keller)

Plans for renovation of Mt. Airy’s Lovett Library one step closer to reality

At a community meeting on Monday, the Friends of Lovett Memorial Library provided an update on the  ...

12 years ago

Money

GE to give Penn State $10M for gas drilling center

General Electric Co. says it will give Penn State University up to $10 million to create a new center for natural gas industry research.< ...

12 years ago

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