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The Democratic majority in the New Jersey Assembly has officially selected a new speaker. Assemblyman Vinnie Prieto, who chairs th ...

For those in the home energy auditing business, there are two busy seasons: late spring, before people break out their air conditioners, ...

Late on Halloween night, Miguel Antonio Horn began unearthing a giant concrete sculpture of King Tutankhamen with a team of fellow artist ...

While the recent bullying scandal on the Miami Dolphins football team did not come as a total shock, the way it’s playing out feels ...

Manufacturing a gun using a three-dimensional printer could be banned in Philadelphia.  A City Council committee just voted to do so ...

With construction continuing on nearby Venice Island, local community development leaders are considering various proposals to enhance th ...

Philadelphia gathered a network of law enforcement organizations to implement a new strategy of gang deterrence. It pushes cops to creati ...

After today’s showers and still mild weather, skies will clear and temperatures will drop back to the 50s for Friday through the we ...

A wetland project in Wilmington caught the attention of White House environmental leaders who visited Delaware’s largest city today ...

For the latest dispatch from the GOP’s uncivil war, we take you now to Alabama. Because there’s no way we can fully unpack Tu ...

September’s federal government shutdown sparked calls for Congressional reform from both sides of the aisle. Congress could indeed ...

Charles Newman and Thomas Walton have spent the last two weekends attaching pre-painted mural sections to both sides of the railroad tres ...

When Chris Christie took the stage to claim his re-election victory Tuesday night, he had a rare opportunity for an early presidential ca ...

Could a lack of sleep make children eat more? As scientists and policymakers are scrambling to put the brakes on rising childhood ...

Last holiday season, NewsWorks asked readers in Northwest Philadelphia to ...