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A Germantown man has been sentenced to up to 107 years in prison after pleading guilty to sexually assaulting two young women in Oct. 201 ...

The Annual Report to the Nation on the Status of Cancer, overall, had good news to ...

The University of Delaware’s STAR campus is drawing attention to many new energy projects.  U.S. Senator Chris Coons (D-Del.) was ...

Gov. Chris Christie used his 2013 State of the State address to again urge Congress to quickly approve federal hurricane relief fund ...

AFSCME District Council 13, which represents most of the 230 employees of the Pennsylvania State Lottery, has unveiled its alternative to ...

In Wissahickon, developers are looking to transform a lot that’s either just a little too big – or just a little too small – in ...

Pennsylvania is trying to sweeten its borrowing programs for manufacturing companies. It plans to drop interest rates and waive borrowing ...

City firefighters turned the opening of a new firehouse in Northeast Philadelphia Tuesday into the beginning of a campaign to recall the ...

Two Canadian-based software developers are inching closer to their goal of instant, local weather prediction with a little help from an u ...

A report by a state Senate advisory panel says Pennsylvania should give more money to Philadelphia to crack down on witness intimidation. ...

With a drop in the rate of fires and more calls for medical runs, officials say the Philadelphia Fire Department is facing a shortage of ...

Pennsylvania’s elected fiscal watchdog says the turnpike commission lost about $109 million in interest rate swaps, and says it nee ...

There’s been a hubbub of work around the I-95/Route 1 interchange construction site over the past few weeks, and soon, motorists ma ...

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An “Adopt-a-School” pilot program seeking to teach Philadelphia students financial literacy through hands-on educational expe ...