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A life-sized Abraham Lincoln is about to go on the auction block alongside other historical figures and scenes at the American Civil War ...

At an awards ceremony last week, students involved with Philadelphia Center for Arts and Technology’s STEAM project were honored fo ...

Here’s a look at what’s to come: 1. In honor of Black History Month, Germantown resident and community activist Lisa H ...

As part of the formal review process there will be a public comment period on Corbett’s plan through the end of the month. P ...

Penn State University says it’s on pace to receive a record number of applications. President Rodney Erickson told the Board ...

A sign that spring is approaching: daylight saving time begins this weekend, so don’t forget to change your clocks. ...

If you smell what appears to be a fire in the Manalapan T ...

A new report analyzed the Brewerytown Square development’s connection with the controversial abatement that gives a tax break to ne ...

A New Jersey court has denied the state government’s attempt to delay an order forcing the state Council on Affordable Housing to m ...

A feud between Pennsylvania’s establishment Republicans and the party’s anti-establishment conservatives is exploding into th ...

PBS science correspondent Miles O’Brien says he’ll be OK, despite having most of his left arm amputated only three weeks ago. ...

Police say a woman has died of a gunshot wound in her southeastern Pennsylvania home. WPVI-TV ...

A judge in New Jersey has sentenced two men for operating a bogus 9/11 charity in which they sold T-shirts with the logos of the New York ...

Here’s a look at what you might have missed this week: 1. ...

More than 150 cabs in Philadelphia are out of service after officials with the Philadelphia Parking Authority ...