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A rhetorical fight is brewing over whether public employee unions in Pennsylvania should be able to automatically deduct union dues and v ...

The U.S. Senate voted Monday to advance legislation that would delay increases to flood insurance rates that many homeowners believe woul ...

We’ve heard teachers and college administrators complain about “helicopter parents,” overbearing moms and dads trying t ...

One of Delaware’s Bayshore communities will no longer have to deal with flooding and difficult waterways where boaters have experie ...

A man who was trapped in the dirt against the foundation of a house is in stable condition. A 40-year-old man who was working in a ...

One of Pennsylvania’s eight Democratic candidates for governor is trying to step out from the field by being first to launch a tele ...

Falling temperatures and frigid wind chills as low as five below have prompted shelters statewide to open their doors to the homeless. ...

Should the Pennsylvania Senate approve a measure that would ...

The New Jersey Legislature on Monday merged what had been separate but parallel investigations into allegations that Gov. Chris Christie& ...

Federal prosecutors say a former high-ranking executive with a youth football organization has admitted stealing hundreds of thousands of ...

Three candidates for Pennsylvania’s 13th Congressional district exchanged views at a forum in Montgomery County Sunday, sharply dis ...

The two major prizes for children’s literature were announced Monday morning in Philadelphia at the American Library Association ...

Christoph Eschenbach, former music director of the Philadelphia Orchestra, has won the 2014 Grammy for best classical compendium. ...

With seven minutes left in the competition, Gerald Ford held his 4-foot-long ice dolphin to a base delicately carved to look like a spray ...