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State Rep. Jose “J.P.” Miranda and his sister Michelle Wilson are scheduled to appear at a preliminary hearing on charges ste ...

NewsWorks asked people at Philadelphia’s bustling 30th Street Station on Wednersday morning if President Obama had touche ...

Schools in Middletown were among those closed in lower New Castle County today because of the latest snowfall.  However, you only ha ...

Lots of groups try to instill “responsible fatherhood” in young dads and tens of millions of dollars of government grants hav ...

A changing weather pattern may spur yet another storm next week, but there’s still plenty of time to sort out the details, a foreca ...

Western Pennsylvania-based Rice Energy has been truly unconventional when it comes to naming its natural gas wells. The company ha ...

As a judge for the Court of Common Pleas, Judge Ramy Djerassi said he was constantly frustrated with a lack of information. “Whe ...

President Obama has clung to his belief that reason might convince the anarchist wing of the U.S. House to abandon their impervious wall ...

A Vermont beekeeper spotted the so-called zombie bees in a hive in October. Vermont beekeepers face mite infestati ...

Rebuild by Design, a federal design competition that seeks to address structural and e ...

The New Jersey State Patrol announced that all lanes have been re-opened on the NJ Turnpike near Route 73. Earlier this morning tw ...

A cruise ship on which hundreds of passengers and crew members fell ill is due back in the New Jersey port it departed from last week. ...

As snow fell this morning, firefighters responded to a blaze at a local county prosecutor’s office. And, local authorities b ...

Free food samples are the last thing shoppers might expect at a convenience store in tough north Philadelphia. But the Indiana Foo ...

The state Ethics Commission, which would rule on any ethics complaints against state officia ...