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A coalition of Pennsylvania Senate Democrats gathered at Philadelphia School District headquarters Thursday to propose ...

The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has spent the week listening to the pitches from five groups competing to open Philadelphia’s ...

The Justice Department is asking lawyers around the country to help some prisoners prepare petitions for clemency. It’s a dr ...

The U.S. Senate voted Thursday to delay planned increases in flood insurance rates that many homeowners believe would price them out of t ...

Most nights of the year, Philadelphia’ s homeless people are unnoticed, hidden beneath the city’s surface in underground conc ...

First-time office-seeker and physician Valerie Arkoosh leads the four-candidate field of Democrats competing for Pennsylvania’s 13 ...

Penn State police say they’re adding uniformed officers to patrol the campus at night after a female student reported she was force ...

Federal prosecutors are seeking a hearing to determine whether a developer at the center of one of the biggest judicial scandals in U.S. ...

Nearly two years after a massive blaze at an empty warehouse in Philadelphia’s Kensington neighborhood took the lives of two firefi ...

The sport’s new playoff format transforms the fall race at Dover International Speedway into an elimination event. In an eff ...

Here’s a look at what’s going on for the family this weekend. Downtown Arms and Armor Fami ...

A new poll shows Gov. Tom Corbett’s popularity among voters remains weak as the 2014 gubernatorial campaign heats up. A Fran ...

Governor Markell’s proposed budget for Fiscal Year 2015 calls for spending $3.8 billion, which is a three percent increase over the ...

After nearly a year of community based action, the Zoning Board of Adjustment has made their decision: Wendy’s can come to Roxborou ...

While congressional Republicans have busied themselves voting 47 times to repeal Obamacare, they have long failed to offer a competing vi ...