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Some midwives working without a permit in Delaware now face stiffer penalties, including possible jail time. Rep. Rebecca Walker says she ...

As the days get colder, many New Jersey residents turn to fireplaces and woodstoves as a natural way to stay warm. But enjoying th ...

Thursday, the United States Senate passed legislation which would ban discrimination in the workplace based on sexual orientation and gen ...

If you’re driving the streets of New Jersey, current law requires your motor vehicle to have two working brake lights. But a ...

Last year, more than 9,000 homeless children spent time in Pennsylvania shelters. Almost 60 percent were younger than five. These ...

We’re three weeks out from Black Friday, the beginning of what retailers call the holiday shopping season. And this year, Black Fri ...

Penn State University is hosting a round-robin of science talks today to introduce its professors the rest of us. Biologist and featured ...

In his weekly message, Delaware Governor Jack Markell highlights ongoing efforts in Delaware to support the men and women who put service ...

“Parent power” has fueled much of the movement to better understand and treat Autism. Parents have started organizations that ...

Less than three weeks after it received unanimous City Council support, the Germantown Special Services District initiated its street-cle ...

Pennsylvania’s Public Welfare Secretary traveled to Philadelphia to warn social service providers about looming federal budget cuts ...

“The way I watch theater, I’m excited and troubled by how things feel true, and things feel false,” said Alex Torra of ...

A dry, yet cool, weekend is on tap. But what about the “storm buzz” for next week? The remainder of Friday will be mos ...

People often dismiss street harassment as “harmless,” “infrequent,” or “only happening in certain places. ...

Authorities are investigating an anonymous social media account that they say has been identifying witnesses in violent Philadelphia crim ...