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The union representing faculty at Pennsylvania’s 14 state-owned universities says it will seek strike authorization from members. ...

The artists of Germantown are enjoying a busy season, evidenced by Thursday’s Germantown Artists Roundtable meeting featuring notic ...

It’s too bad Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson hasn’t gotten any airtime during the presidential debates. He’s got one ...

On Thursday evening, the Philadelphia Orchestra started its season with a bang—opera superstar Renee Fleming took a turn on stage with ...

Most of Pennsylvania’s voter ID law is blocked for the November election, but what’s left is creating headaches for some vote ...

It’s Monday; do you know where your mummy is? Conservators at the University of Pennsylvania Museum of Archaeology and Anthr ...

It could become even easier to register to vote in New Jersey. Residents now have to fill out paper voter registration forms they ...

Pennsylvania’s college graduates carry more student loan debt than almost any other state.  A new report by ...

How many times have you heard a person say “I love my partner, but I am not ‘in love’ with them.” What do people ...

Philadelphia City Council is expected to resume a hearing today about mandating half of the hours worked on non-professional city contrac ...

When the presidential candidates debate foreign policy tonight, it’s hard to imagine that Barack Obama will mark the death of Georg ...

A health fair focused on the needs and concerns of Philadelphia’s minority community is coming up at the Pennsylvania Convention Ce ...

Back in March, John Ray Wilson was sentenced to five-years in prison for growing pot in the backyard of his Somerset home. At his trial, ...

The approximate 3,000 Northwest Philadelphia and Eastern Montgomery County residents who visit Chestnut Hill Hospital’s Emergency D ...

On September 12, 2001 members of the Evesham Township Fire Department assisted in rescue efforts at the site of the World Trade Center. N ...