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Got questions about the Affordable Care Act? WHYY/NewsWorks Health and Science Desk provides “The Short Answer.” Quest ...

A State House proposal would require certain legislation to be judged in terms of its effect on different racial groups in Pennsylvania.< ...

Take a walk out on the deck — or better yet, stroll along the shoreline — and enjoy the Blue Moon. Sure, you can  ...

The federal task force report on rebuilding from Sandy finds the impact of rising sea levels must be considered in planning for future st ...

Americans are paying more for health insurance this year over last — but the increases are relatively modest. That’s accor ...

There are interactive, talking touch screens, collage animation videos, and first-person voice-overs. There is the sound of type being se ...

As the 2013-2014 school year begins, educators across the state will have a little extra funding to help students do their best. S ...

A measure to make the inspector general an independent office under Philadelphia’s city charter appears to be bogged down.  ...

Pennsylvania Secretary of State Carol Aichele told a meeting of county elections officials in Philadelphia that the state is working to p ...

Philadelphia police made 633 prostitution arrests in the first half of this year. Street prostitution and drug addiction tend to go hand ...

A plan to move three alternative-education programs to Germantown is now on hold. For more than two months, officials with Camelot ...

There’s a new flu vaccine option this year, and the federal government has placed a large order with GlaxoSmithKlinePLC, which has ...

Thirty-two same-sex couples who received marriage licenses in Montgomery County have filed a motion to join a lawsuit over Pennsylvania ...

Food microbiologist Jennifer Quinlan says you shouldn’t rinse chicken when preparing to cook it. Quinlan is part of the food ...

A police department in Bucks County known lately more for lawsuits than arrests is having a bumpy change in leadership.  The ...