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A frisbee-launching robot. Things that fly. Gizmos made from motorized Legos. Those were a few of the many robotic delights on dis ...

A Philadelphia Police Department spokeswoman said Monday that investigators have yet to publicly identify the woman whose decomposed body ...

Provost Christopher Eisgruber credits Princeton University with helping influence the way he has led his life. Now, he’ll get the o ...

New Jersey needs to find a new way to fund its transportation infrastructure.  That recommendation is one of many in a wide-r ...

PRINCETON, N.J. (AP) — Provost Christopher Eisgruber credits Princeton University with helping influence the way he has led his life. N ...

The Delaware Bat Count aims to evaluate the health of the state’s bat population and the role they play in the environment. ...

“USA! USA!” Such was the patriotic outcry when the Boston bombing suspect was captured. Hey, I know we’re awes ...

Today is the last day to register to vote in the Pennsylvania primary election. Applications can be filled out at county board of ...

Philadelphia City Councilman Mark Squilla, D-1st, wants to give property owners who appeal their new tax assessments a grace period until ...

For Tara Russell, making ends meet is a daily struggle. As a wheelchair attendant at the Philadelphia International Airport, Russe ...

If you think you might need to visit a Philadelphia health center in the next few months, make an appointment now. Wait times for first-t ...

Germantown’s Center in the Park celebrated its 45th anniversary on Thursday night with a mixture of jazz and line dancing to thank ...

New Jersey residents tell pollsters they’re less satisfied with the quality of life in the Garden State.   Just ...

Below the Old Gym at William Penn Charter School in East Falls, jumbo cardboard crates filled up with discarded computers, printers and c ...

For a few hours Friday night, the Cira Centre was transformed into a massive homage to the video game that started it all. Give it ...