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When South Philadelphia resident Tom Smith’s house shook on Monday morning, he dialed 911, grabbed his Sony Cybershot camera a ...

University of Delaware is urging current and former employees to be on the lookout for information regarding the steps they need to take ...

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

After meeting with community groups at Janes Memorial UMC Church on Wednesday, state Rep. Steven Kinsey and City Councilwoman Cindy Bass ...

The operator of some New Jersey restaurants raided in May as part of Operation Swill is paying a stiff fine for replacing premium liquor ...

Low-income Philadelphia children seeking mental health services wait on average 15 days for an initial appointment, and an additional 12 ...

After more than two weeks of testimony, the end of Pennsylvania’s voter identification trial is in sight.   Clos ...

On a recent afternoon, Pamela Forsythe happened upon an article about neurtinos — subatomic particles created in the sun, with nearly n ...

The Pennsylvania Constitution guarantees equal protection to its citizens. For the time being, it also legitimizes discrimination against ...

A new smartphone app is designed to let drivers send a direct message about infrastructure needs to the people who matter. It’s bei ...

A local nonprofit group is investing $3 million to help two Philadelphia public schools. The money is ...

Sixers legend Julius “Dr. J” Erving surprised a handful of Delaware parents at Christiana Hospital in Newark on Wednesday. Dr. ...

Online learning can provide many benefits, but it is not of service to all who enroll. In Pennsylvania online learning finds itself at th ...

Franklin Square celebrated a seventh birthday today, but the Philadelphia park is actually more than 100 years old. The Center Cit ...

“The PR phrase ‘Stronger Than The Storm’ is unsettling. It should be honest: ‘Stone Harbor—luckier than $& ...