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It’s often said that Americans have a gift for reinventing themselves, for writing second acts in their lives, and these days Exhib ...

Steve Ebner has seen the heart of Philadelphia — and it’s made out of wood. The carpenter and woodworker has owned and operated t ...

A man was cited Wednesday after investigators say they found three emaciated dogs inside his home.   Humane law enforc ...

Lancaster is the “gold standard” in sustainable local government, according to the Pennsylvania Municipal League. The ...

I’m a librarian. A reader. I identify as a four-eyed person. I’ve always worn glasses. I got my first pair in the second grad ...

The Pennsylvania gubernatorial race hasn’t tightened, despite a summer of campaigning and a steady stream of television ads for bot ...

In a stunning development, federal prosecutors alleged in a court filing that an elected official who can only be U.S. Rep. Chaka Fattah ...

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Under a blazing August sun, Pennsylvania Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf practiced the politics of friendly with red-shirted ...

A 14-member Delaware panel tasked with developing new policy ideas on wage and labor issues held its first meeting Wednesday. The ...

For Tim Woods and Jason Fritzsche, mountain biking is a passion. Woods, a Philadelphia public school teacher, and Fritzsche, a graphic de ...

Taney Fever is still sizzling hot. On Wednesday, hundreds lined South Broad Street to take in a “rolling” parade celeb ...