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Plans for a combined heat and power plant connected to a data management and storage facility on the site of the former Chrysler assembly ...

The lighter-hearted “Driving Miss Daisy” that opened Thursday night in Walnut Street Theatre’s third-floor Independence ...

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell offers details on how the State plans to build on previous efforts to put people ba ...

State Treasurer Flowers was in our First studio to answer in depth the issues he brought up in a news conference earlier this week. < ...

Holocaust education is mandatory in New Jersey and New York high schools, but not in Pennsylvania. And Rhonda Fink-Whitman is trying to c ...

[Updated] An elections watchdog group is urging Philadelphia officials to quickly schedule a special election for a ...

“What are you doing for others?” That question, famously spoken by Martin Luther King, Jr., has become the focus of his natio ...

Out of a workforce of about 600,000 people, about 11,000 earn minimum wage according to the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce. An ...

Princess, the Popcorn Park Zoo camel known around the world for her winning football picks, has died at age 27. The “prognos ...

HARRISBURG, Pa. — A nearly 2-year-old requirement that almost all of Pennsylvania’s 8.2 million voters must show photo ...

Gov. Chris Christie and the Democratic Legislature appeared headed toward a constitutional showdown over the Bridgegate scandal yesterday ...

Emergency crews rescued a man trapped in a pipe at a United Water treatment plant in Manalapan late Friday morning. United Water s ...

  Rather than lament what’s wrong about America (our default reflex), here’s something big on the upside: We no l ...

On Wednesday, Dennis Barnebey, who lives about a half-block from Pulaski Avenue and the John B. Kelly Elementary School, got an anxious t ...

After being shot four times, a teenager got help from employees at a local business. Police responded to the A-Plus market at the ...