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 (Graphic courtesy of NAMI, the National Alliance on Mental Illness/Road to Recovery: Employment and Mental Illness 2014)

Most of those with mental illness jobless in Pa., but numbers don’t tell whole story

The National Alliance on Mental Illness has released discouraging numbers on the employment rate for those with mental illness. Nationall ...

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 In this file photo, school supporters protest Governor Tom Corbett.(Nathaniel Hamilton/for NewsWorks)

Philly teachers union head rejects Corbett call for further concessions

As Gov. Tom Corbett asked for contract concessions from the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers Thursday morning, more than 300 layoff no ...

12 years ago

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 A National Weather Service Climate Prediction Center graphic showing a moderate chance of below normal temperatures in New Jersey between July 15 and July 19.
Down the Shore

Cooler than normal temperatures, severe storms possible next week

The polar vortex — the frigid pocket of Canadian air that dropped down into the United States this winter and quickly became a medi ...

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FTC sues Amazon over kids’ app charges

The Federal Trade Commission is suing Amazon over charges that the company has not done enough to prevent children from making millions o ...

12 years ago

More tix available for free Atlantic City concerts

Organizers say more tickets will be available to the free Blake Shelton and Lady Antebellum concerts in Atlantic City. Organizers ...

12 years ago

Pa. man charged with attacking Good Samaritan

A Philadelphia area man has been arrested and charged with assaulting a neighbor who was trying to be a Good Samaritan by helping the man ...

12 years ago

Work begins on wall for two Sandy-devastated towns

Work has begun on a sea wall for two New Jersey shore towns that were devastated by Superstorm Sandy. The first portion of steel i ...

12 years ago

 Council President Darrell Clarke (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Philly City Council buys radio time to give its story on PGW sale

Philadelphia City Council is spending $20,000 to send a message about Philadelphia Gas Works. Council President Darrell Clarke sai ...

12 years ago

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 Wilmington police on scene of E. 22nd Street shooting. (John Jankowski/for Newsworks)

Wilmington man fatally shot late Wednesday night

Police have identified the 27-year-old man shot and killed late Wednesday night in Wilmington. On Thursday, the Wilmington Police ...

12 years ago

 Civil rights activists, from left, Bob Moses, Dave Dennis, Rita Schwerner Bender, Leroy Clemons, Myrlie Evers-Williams and U.S. Rep. John Lewis, D-Ga., gather outside Mt. Zion United Methodist Church in Philadelphia, Miss., Sunday, June 15, 2014, and sing

Dead young men: Mississippi, Israel, Palestine

Can the courage and creativity of Mississippi’s Freedom Summer of 1964 inspire and direct us to transform the world into ...

12 years ago

 State Sen. Leanna Washington walks to the police station in Abington on March 12. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)

West Oak Lane pastor seeks donations for state Sen. Washington legal-defense fund

A Northwest Philadelphia pastor is urging fellow supporters of state Sen. LeAnna Washington to contribute to a legal-defense fund created ...

12 years ago

Next Exit Shore Guide (week of July 10-16)

Now that summer is in full gear, folks heading to the shore will find all kinds of activities to supplement their fun in the surf and san ...

12 years ago

 Rendering of proposed data center and CHP (Photo courtesy of TDC)

Reaction to UD’s ‘clean break’ from The Data Centers

After 399 days of fighting, dozens of Newark residents are celebrating now that the University of Delaware has killed its lease with The ...

12 years ago

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Rabid deer attacks woman outside Pa. store

The Pennsylvania Game Commission says a deer that attacked a woman outside a paint store at a strip mall tested positive for rabies. ...

12 years ago

 The 20th annual Bastille Day Block Party is this Saturday, July 12 in Philadelphia's Fairmount Park Neighborhood. Photo courtesy of Eastern State Penitentiary.

Weekly Entertainment Guide – Bastille Day, Blobfest & Invisible River

WHYY’s Robin Bloom on what not to miss this week in the Philadelphia region. What’s Happening Vive ...

12 years ago

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