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From cooks to card dealers to servers to cleaners, some 8,000 casino workers are in the process of figuring out next steps after ...

An inadvertent key stroke is being blamed for an odd post on Twitter from Delaware Governor Jack Markell’s official account. ...

For students in the Philadelphia school district, there is such a thing as a free lunch. Starting this fall the School Di ...

With incumbent Chip Flowers officially out of the Delaware treasurer race, Sean Barney is the Democratic candidate in the General Electio ...

Organizers say they expect 1,000 Newark families to keep their children out of the city’s public schools in a boycott over changes ...

Princeton University is considering creating a team of trained investigators to look into campus sexual misconduct accusations. Th ...

There’s plenty of free late-night entertainment this month during Philadelphia’s Fringe Festival. But nothing screams Philly ...

Ninety employees of a northeastern Pennsylvania plant will be laid off as part of a deal expected to become final in the first half of ne ...

Police are trying to determine whether a body found in a burning car in north Philadelphia is related to a shooting earlier in the day a ...

It’s rare these days to see anyone without a camera at major tourist attractions. It could be argued that visitors to places of gre ...

Politically speaking, we rarely pay attention to Kansas. Kansas hasn’t voted Democratic for president since ’64. Kansas hasn& ...

The Sept. 13 demolition of the Queen Lane Apartments will be one in a long line of landscape-changing actions by the Philadelphia Housing ...

This summer’s tremendous race to the championship by Philadelphia’s own Taney Dragons gave me a great chance to teach my own ...

As a kid, I hated the Market-Frankford Line. It made a lot of noise, and I’d cover my e ...