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The Associated Press spotted an item in Monday’s Altoona Mirror reporting that Penn State Officials have decided to not include Nei ...

Little pieces of ribbon, string and flower petals float to the surface of open vats of cloudy water in the middle of a barn. It’s h ...

A new photo identification card strictly for voting purposes in Pennsylvania is now available. It was created in response to the s ...

The charity for troubled youths started by convicted pedophile Jerry Sandusky said Monday that it will postpone a plan to shut down and ...

Delaware’s Congressional Delegation invites the public to join them for a discussion on the First State National Historical Park to ...

This list covers Aug. 6 – Aug. 19 Aug. 6, 2012 5700 block Ridge Ave. – 16″ gold ...

Pennsylvania’s statewide ban on texting while driving took effect in March — but if you were worried about getting a ticket, ...

Students and parents will have the chance to meet teachers and staff at North Georgetown Elementary, during an open house tonight.  ...

A slain Philadelphia police officer has been laid to rest. Officer Moses Walker was remembered as a deacon in his church, a belove ...

A weekend of heavy rains closed roads and flooded homes and businesses in Sussex County.   Thunderstorms dumped seven inches ...

The University of Delaware will receive close to $1 million from the USDA in the form of a Conservation Innovation Grant (CIG) to tackle ...

Book bags loaded with crayons, notebooks, pencil cases and other school supplies were given to 65 families as part of state Rep. Rosita Y ...

A new Arizona State University study says that around 80 percent of the ads posted on the adult-services section of the classified webs ...

A new analysis catapults a young University of Pittsburgh doctor into a debate about whether high-stakes patients are ending up in the ri ...

The Facebook page supporting the suspects in Philadelphia Police Officer Moses Walker’s death came down just as quickly as it went ...