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Harrisburg councilwoman Eugenia Smith has died. A statement from the city says Smith died Friday afternoon at Harrisburg Hospital, ...

Pennsylvania House lawmakers plan to take a more “deliberative” approach to changing ethics laws in the wake of reports that ...

On Saturday, poets of every stripe will take to the streets for Philadelphia Poetry Day. Dozens of poets — and would-be poet ...

The Pennsylvania House will take up a ban on cash gifts passed by the state senate yesterday.  NewsWorks Tonight Host Dave Heller sp ...

John Solewin, an admissions counselor at Cabrini College in Radnor, is this week’s guest on Recap. He describes his whirlwind week ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on this weekend for families in Philadelphia.    ...

A day after New Jersey judge decided not to force two key witnesses to turn over subpoenaed documents, the next moves by legislative comm ...

With April 15 right around the corner, Americans are scrambling to fill out their returns. And while many aren’t aware ...

Dover native Cherritta Matthews didn’t realize she was making history when she enrolled at Dover High School in 1954. It was ...

The leaders of New Jersey’s Senate Budget Committee have mixed reactions to a downgrade in the state’s bond rating. Th ...

Prisons have become the country’s holding tanks for people with severe mental illnesses. That may not be news, but a new ...

Former President Bill Clinton stopped in Philadelphia today to campaign for former U.S. Rep. Marjorie Margolies. Margolies is seeking the ...