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Are we going far enough permitting the sale of assault rifles to civilians? Maybe we should be selling 50-caliber machine guns, an ...

The historic Frank Furness building on Philadelphia’s Broad Street, the original Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts building, will h ...

The new year means there will be a renewed effort to fight guns and violence connected with them in Philadelphia.   Ma ...

When Derek Frazier’s father died in Nov. 2011, he mourned the loss and thought about what his life would be like going forward. The ...

J.P. Miranda descended an escalator in the Pennsylvania State Capitol on Tuesday morning, wearing a red boutonniere on the left lapel of ...

UPDATED 1:45 p.m.  Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett announced his plan to sue the NCAA over sanctions imposed agai ...

Representatives from 100.3 WRNB-FM radio presented Mayor Michael Nutter with the Guinness World Record certificate for the world’s ...

With the holiday season officially over, East Mt. Airy Neighbors is providing residents with a sustainable way of getting rid of their no ...

The Wilmington Department of Public Works is asking residents of the city to recycle their Christmas trees. The department says re ...

The Delaware Solid Waste Authority starts its new household hazardous waste pilot program in New Castle County today.   < ...

Gas prices in 2013 remain uncertain, but AAA Mid-Atlantic predicts they’ll be cheaper than in 2012, the most expensive year for gas ...

Delaware Sen. Tom Carper, D-Del, is making two stops in Kent County today. The senator is touring the newly constructed Bayhealth& ...

Oh, the ironies of politics. President Obama’s fiscal cliff deal, which last night weathered the usual House Republican histrionics ...

He was the first commissioner of Fairmount Park. He designed the Barnegat Lighthouse in New Jersey. In between, he was the ...

Voting on the fiscal cliff deal wasn’t the only thing to happen in Washington, D.C. yesterday. Late last night, Congress ended its ...