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On Friday afternoon, students at East Germantown’s Imhotep Institute Charter High School held a pep rally with a dual focus. ...

Here’s a look at several stories that you might have missed on NewsWorks this week:     1. ...

Delaware’s Chief Medical Examiner, Dr. Richard Callery, has been suspended from his job amid an investigation into the drug-testing ...

Delaware County’s biggest health system, Crozer-Keystone Health System, will lay off hundreds of employees after sustaining losses of n ...

If you’ve been summoned for jury duty in Philadelphia, here’s some unsolicited advice: Don’t skip it.  The ...

One of the most powerful Republican leaders in Harrisburg wants to require candidates for office in Pennsylvania to file their campaign c ...

The United States and Europe are warily monitoring Russia’s response to developments in Ukraine, with Moscow promising to protect R ...

In Annie Baker’s play “Circle Mirror Transformation,” the games we play become one with the lives we lead. The play, ge ...

If one Western Pennsylvania state senator has his way, snow-related school cancellations as we know them could be a thing of the past. ...

Democratic state Rep. Jose “J.P.” Miranda and his sister will stand trial on felony corruption charges tied to an alleged plo ...

The special legislative committee investigating the George Washington Bridge scandal is getting numerous requests to look into other New ...

Construction crews have begun clearing areas of a longstanding homeless encampment in central New Jersey. The dismantling began on W ...

The trial for a Philadelphia priest accused of molesting an altar boy continued Friday. The accuser, whose name is being withheld, ...

It’s now up to Gov. Chris Christie to decide whether to sign a bill that would give adoptees access to their birth certificates. ...