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A New Jersey inmate who has been on a yearlong hunger strike has agreed to start eating again. The lawyer for convicted armed robb ...

As the cost of health care rises, experts say it’s increasingly important to save physician time for the things that doctors are un ...

A state House committee expects to vote on a plan to change the name of Pennsylvania’s Department of Public Welfare. A plan ...

As the country prepares to welcome home 1.5 million military service members in the next five ...

Championship game: The University of Delaware women followed a similar script from Friday’s round one win. But it ...

A strange scene unfolded during a traditional event at a landmark Philadelphia building Thursday. Scores of angry protesters yelled from ...

As a guest host for the Governor’s weekly message, filmed at Evraz Claymont Steel, Collin O’Mara, Secretary for the Departmen ...

Dover Downs Hotel and Casino is taking recycling a step further, implementing an in-room recycling program for guests.  “We ...

New Jersey Transit doesn’t want passengers drowning the shamrock to and from New York City’s St. Patrick’s Parade. ...

With a name like Riley, I have to begin the weekend post with one of my favorite ways to celebrate St. Patty’s Day… ...

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A man and a woman were injured Friday morning when their SUV collided with a school bus in the 1300 block of E. Cliveden St., ...

A battle over paid sick leave raged in Philadelphia City Council this week. Council voted for a bill to require most employers to offer p ...

“Don’t depend on the luck o’ the Irish to get you out of a DUI this St. Patrick’s Day.”  That’s ...

  It’s easy for a Republican senator to argue in the abstract that gays should be denied equal opportunity to marry. Bu ...