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In September my two young reporters and I had the distinct privilege to interview a ...

Here’s a look at the top stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week. ...

Get the flannel pajamas and firewood ready. After a strong cold front sweeps through the region Saturday afternoon, temperatures w ...

Given director Julia Pierson’ resignation this week amid security lapses at the White House, add the Secret Service to the list of ...

It’s long been known that environmental pollution disproportionately hurts the health of residents of low-income and minority commu ...

Marriott International will pay the government a $600,000 fine for jamming conference attendees’ own Wi-Fi networks at one of its h ...

Before an intruder jumped the White House fence two weeks ago, sightseers could lean into the fence and snap an obstructed photograph. ...

The Pennsylvania Office of Open Records has told state emergency officials to release details on trains carrying crude oil from the North ...

Pennsylvania State Police say they have seized supplies of food belonging to the survivalist charged with ambushing a rural police barrac ...

Philadelphia transit officials say there won’t be another rail strike for at least four months. The Southeastern Pennsylvani ...

For the past week, Democratic Attorney General Kathleen Kane has released information in a piecemeal fashion about bawdy emails exchanged ...

NewsWorks reported last week ...

“This bunk is the death bed,” wrote a soldier while on a troop ship heading to Vietnam in 1967, scrawling the letters on the ...

Mental health services can be difficult to access even with insurance.  “The most vulnerable populations are those low- ...

A super PAC backing Democrats in Congress has walked away from ad reservations in a race in the Philadelphia suburbs. The House Ma ...