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Author, ethicist and futurist Rosalyn Wiggins Berne will return to Germantown this week to speak at Greene Street Friends School, the sce ...

Senior Airman Daniel Shimanski was awarded the Air Force Combat Action Medal earlier this month, a rare honor for any medic to receive. ...

The International Association of Fire Fighters Local 22 has set up a new fund in honor of deceased Philadelphia firefighter Michael Goodw ...

Mark Kelly, a former astronaut and husband of former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, who was wounded in a mass shooting in Tucson, Ari ...

Wine lovers enjoyed tastings and a journey into the past at a lecture titled “The Quest for Wine’s Origins” on Friday e ...

The Communications Workers of America has vowed to challenge the Christie administration’s decision to partially privatize the New ...

A private New Jersey zoo that has endured two fires, and escaped hyenas and numerous violations is for sale. A real estate company ...

A bill removing restrictions on absentee voting in Delaware fell one vote short in the state House, after receiving no support from the s ...

In support of its “Pump the Brakes” driver-education program, Imhotep Institute Charter High School was presented with a $2,5 ...

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The federal government has started a new livestock identification program to help agriculture officials quickly track livestock in cases ...

When NewsWorks took to Henry Avenue and Lincoln and Kelly Drives with a radar gun to gather information about speeding vehicles ...

Everyone knows college students drink a lot of coffee. So, one Philadelphia-area university has decided to make its own brew. ...

  The Boston bombing has jarred my memories of living in London in the early ’90s. It’s a cliche to say that peop ...

Saying it’s time for Pa. Gov. Tom Corbett to relieve the pain caused by massive cuts in state aid to public education over the past two ...