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If the government was like a first-time parent during Hurricane Katrina — bumbling, caught unprepared and off guard — Superst ...

There is no drug that can fix the damage done by a concussion. About 20 percent of concussions lead to lasting problems but, until now, t ...

Pennsylvania lawmakers are poised to pass the first comprehensive transportation funding plan since 1997. The $2.3 billion package will f ...

Campbell Soup has reported disappointing earnings as first-quarter profits dropped 30 percent on a decline in sales of soup and juice pro ...

Three weeks ago, Pennsylvania’s off-year election motivated fewer than 20 percent of registered voters to go to the polls.  It ...

A Delaware State Trooper who was shot in the arm near East 24th and North Market Streets in Wilmington this afternoon is “doing wel ...

Expect slow but steady growth in New Jersey’s economy, say the officials gathered at the Garden State Economic Forum in Trenton Wed ...

An early morning house fire in Bear has been determined arson by the Delaware State Fire Marshal’s office. The blaze broke out j ...

Legislation to deliver some relief to longtime Philadelphia homeowners in gentrified areas of the city has been approved in Harrisburg.&n ...

Losang Samten hunches over a table scratching two metal funnels together, called a chakpo, shaping grains of sand into intricate pictoria ...