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Five years ago, Pedro Smith worked in the retail business with his two feet firmly on the ground. Now his job takes him to higher ground, ...

Two state agencies are concerned that proposed legislation would strip their authority to decide on which species are labeled endangered ...

Twenty Chinese students from Yaohua High School in Tianjin sat in a William Penn Charter School classroom last Thursday, reading dialogue ...

After 13 pedestrian deaths in Delaware this year, the Delaware Office of Highway Safety is increasing pedestrian safety checks in high-ri ...

The auction of thousands of Old West artifacts purchased by a former Harrisburg mayor for a failed museum project has netted about $2.7 m ...

Wissahickon resident Craig Ablin is a visionary. Eight years ago, he and his wife came to the neighborhood as expectant parents. But shor ...

A 28-year-old Wilmington man is dead after he was shot with a Taser during a tussle with Wilmington police. Police tried to stop t ...

  A summer heat wave can turn the human brain into guacamole. Maybe that explains the brainless reaction to Rolling Stone ...

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia ...

Although the current Coastal Assessment Report — issued in ...

This is the first of a two-part series investigating the issues and controversies surrounding the di ...

New Jersey is looking for musicians who are “Stronger Than the Storm.” A campaign promoting post Superstorm Sandy reco ...

The heatwave didn’t keep droves of locals from heading to Germantown Avenue on Saturday for the 1st Annual ...

The art gallery at Temple University is asking all of Philadelphia: What are the fundamental ideals of this city, and who best upholds th ...

Warren Buffett is the new owner of the Press of Atlantic City. The prominent investor and head of Berkshire Hathaway takes control of the ...