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President Obama announced this week that the number of Americans enrolled in health insurance under the Affordable Care Act has topped 8 ...

It’s been more than a week since Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane said she would transfer a lightning rod of an investig ...

When Philadelphia’s historic St. Peter’s Church, where George Washington once worshipped, was built in 1761, it was the talle ...

Beau Biden answered one big question but launched a host of others on Thursday by announcing his intentions to run for Governor in 2016.< ...

The National Archives is releasing about 7,500 pages of documents Friday from former President Bill Clinton’s administration. < ...

Pennsylvania’s jobless rate has continued its steady decline. The state Department of Labor and Industry says unemployment f ...

A New Jersey woman has filed a lawsuit, claiming the state’s Motor Vehicle Commission rejected her application for a license plate ...

Philadelphia’s homeless veterans are getting some additional legal help, thanks to an anonymous donor. The ...

A sobering new study finds that many low-income Philadelphia youth don’t expect to stay alive for very long. Alex Piquero, a ...

Auditions are scheduled Monday for youths seeking roles in the Missoula Children’s Theatre ...

A driver died when a car and taxi cab collided overnight in Philadelphia. The deadly crash closed the intersetion of Old York Road ...

What’s the No. 1 thing that people who are arrested in Philadelphia have in common? According to Philadelphia District Attor ...

Retired art teacher George Martz’s love for painting stretches back over 20 years, and he’s not leting Parkinson’s dise ...

If Gov. Chris Christie is successful in his effort to eliminate realty transfer fees, it would eliminate $25 million in annual funding th ...

Today we honor the Obamacare doomsday seers, because it takes a special kind of courage to prognosticate catastrophe with so much gung-ho ...