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A photographic exhibit of Marcellus Shale drilling is making at stop at the Gershman Y in Center City Philadelphia. Six accomplished and ...

The sole private bidder on operations of the $3.5 billion Pennsylvania Lottery could take over in July. Gov. Tom Corbett’s a ...

Usually, the image of the poet’s life is one of contemplation and solitude. But in this episode of Recap, Philadelphia’s Poet ...

A historic building, on historic grounds, will be demolished in Gettysburg this winter. The Cyclorama building was erected in 1962 ...

“His paintings are just bristling with sound,” said Van Stiefel, the composer of a three-song cycle based on paintings by And ...

Dozens of people gathered at the Statehouse in Trenton Friday to rally for stronger penalties for human trafficking in New Jersey as well ...

The perennial problem of student drinking is getting a new look at The University of Pennsylvania.  The school is forming a Commissi ...

The lingering battle over drawing new legislative districts in Pennsylvania was in federal court Friday, as a Latino group urged U.S. Dis ...

Walgreen Co. is partnering with doctors in Southeastern Pennsylvania and New Jersey to become the first pharmacy to lead an accountable c ...

As Governor Jack Markell prepares to be sworn in for a second term in office, the state leader, paint brush in hand, kicked off a week of ...

Pennsylvania’s attorney general-elect has named her top staffers, but not the person who will investigate the handling of the Jerry ...

Some new signs on the Roosevelt Boulevard are designed to stop the need for speed.   PennDOT has put up speed display si ...

Like many other areas of the country, Philadelphia is undergoing a flu epidemic. But the city’s health commissioner says people sho ...