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Pennsylvania’s highest court is taking another look at the state’s legislative redistricting. The state Supreme Court ...

The owner of the vacant, derelict house at the center of a long-running blight dispute in Germantown told NewsWorks he is the vi ...

On this anniversary of the terror attacks, a recent Philadelphia International Airport incident that ...

The federal government will soon start covering treatment costs for more than 50 types of cancer for survivors, first-responders and clea ...

Are you a little envious of those super-tweeters with thousands of followers? Well, they may be embellishing their popularity a bit. ...

Let’s suppose you want to ban abortion, on the grounds that every fetus—no matter how tiny—is endowed with the same rights and ...

Pennsylvania could lose hundreds of millions of dollars for abandoned mine cleanup projects that come from a federal coal production tax ...

Chamomile has been lauded for its calming and relaxing properties for thousands of years. It’s used in soaps, candles, and t ...

Dennis Williams wins the democratic contest for Wilmington Mayor.  Tom Gordon wins the New Castle County Executive race. ...

The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will take up a challenge of the state’s voter ID law Thursday. In the meantime, Philadelphia Mayor M ...

The video below shows Little Feat performing its version of The Weight as a tribute to Levon Helm. He was the drummer, singer and co-foun ...

Welfare advocates are concerned about a new pilot funding program for some Pennsylvania counties’ human services departments that c ...

Trenton Mayor Tony Mack is still on the job following his arrest Monday on federal corruption charges. His refusal to resign is not unusu ...

Philadelphia City Council will be greeted with a veto message from Mayor Michael Nutter when it returns to regular meetings Thursday. ...

A solemn procession from Fireman’s Hall to the Betsy Ross House kicked off a Tuesday morning ceremony to commemorate the 11th anniv ...