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With casino revenue expected to stagnate, report suggests Pa. could tax online bets

A new report commissioned by a state legislative research agency finds Pennsylvania has squeezed just about as much money as it can out o ...

12 years ago

 Members of the Point Pleasant First Aid and Emergency Squad Rescue Dive Team help a
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Summer’s coming: Point Pleasant Rescue Dive Team conducts surf, inlet drills

With summer quickly approaching, a local dive team spent last Sunday training for any water emergency that may arise. The  ...

12 years ago

 Chris Bartlett, William Way LGBT Community Center executive director, announces that the nation's first gay jazz festival will take place in Philadelphia this September. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Nation’s first gay jazz festival, OutBeat, will debut in Philadelphia

Is there such a thing as gay jazz? The short answer is no. But there has always been a gay presence in the jazz world, whether ack ...

12 years ago

Pedestrian dies after 60-foot fall in Philly crash

Police say a University of Pennsylvania graduate student sent plunging from an elevated roadway in Philadelphia after a car crash has die ...

12 years ago

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Dad Vail Regatta means Thurs.-Sat. detours on Kelly Drive

The annual Dad Vail Regatta comes to town this weekend which means rowing on the water and detours on l ...

12 years ago

ACLU sues N.J. over public records requests

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey has sued the Christie administration for denying open public records requests stemming f ...

12 years ago

 The crown is removed from Princess Salome so that she may dance for her stepfather Herod who promises her anything she wants. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Arts & Entertainment

‘Salome’ production lifts the veil on first collaboration of Philly orchestra, opera company

As Salome lifts the severed head of John the Baptist above the musicians of the Philadelphia Orchestra, the orchestra and Opera Philadelp ...

12 years ago

22 accused of roles in N.J. drug trafficking groups

Federal prosecutors say 22 people have been charged for their alleged roles in drug trafficking organizations that processed and distribu ...

12 years ago

 In 1812 Productions' 'This Is the Week That Is,' (from left) Dave Jadico (here as Rachel Maddow), Alex Bechtel (as Ann Coulter), Aimé Donna Kelly (as Rev. Al Sharpton), Scott Greer (as Rush Limbaugh) and Jennifer Childs (as Larry King). (Photo courtesy of Mark Garvin)
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Review: ‘Annapurna’ and acting

This is a Philadelphia season of sensational acting – performances so finely-tuned yet organic, you can be forgiven for confusing the c ...

12 years ago

Dave Davies: Off Mic

Leach makes fun of Boyle super PAC video

So how is that a super PAC that’s legally barred from coordinating with its favored congressional candidate, state Rep. Brendan Boy ...

12 years ago

May 9th – 16th: National Train Day, Pinocchio and La Cenerentola

Hey Delaware, are you looking for something to do this weekend? We have some recommendations on what’s happening around the First S ...

12 years ago

 A United States Federal District Court Judge ruled that the Philadelphia School District can no longer transfer autistic students to new elementary or middle schools without giving parents an opportunity to understand and discuss the decision (Emma Lee/ NewsWorks Photo, file)
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Federal judge strikes down quick transfers of Philly students with autism

Parents of children with autism in the Philadelphia School District are celebrating a victory this week. In a preliminary decision ...

12 years ago

Three youths struck, hurt by fire official’s vehicle in N.J.

One girl is in critical condition and two other children were injured after authorities say they were struck by the car driven by New Bru ...

12 years ago

 Environmentalists participate in HighWaterLine, a project by artist Eve Mosher which draws an estimated flood line in chalk through Philadelphia from Richmond and Castor Avenue to Penn Treaty Park. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Vividly illustrating climate change, artist draws a high water line in Philly neighborhoods

In Philadelphia, an artist is launching a down-to-earth means of starting conversations about climate change. The third ...

12 years ago

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G.O.P. opposition to climate change… A faith-based initiative

For the Republican Party, global warming is evolving. Climate change is moving from the realm of science to that of religion. &nbs ...

12 years ago

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