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As the US Open begins this week on Arthur Ashe Court, it’s only fitting that Legacy Youth Tennis and Education will be inducted int ...

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CBS3 reports that four people were injured when the SEPTA Chestnut Hill West train slammed into the barrier. The station at Germantown Av ...

Computers, TV’s, microwaves, fridges and boxes of clothes are unloaded on the sidewalk at Fourniers Hall. It is moving in day at Ch ...

Delaware researchers are pitching a new proposal for offshore wind. Researchers at the University of Delaware and the National Re ...

As the new school year nears, the state Department of Treasury is reminding Pennsylvanians enrolled in the commonwealth’s college s ...

An artist from Bucks County has been painting portraits of people who do not have health insurance. Theresa BrownGold ...

The campaigns for President Barack Obama and Republican Mitt Romney have both said they’ll begin taking contributions via text mess ...

UPDATE 5:30 p.m. — Prosecutors have now charged a 23-year-old man with murdering Philadelphia Police Officer Mose ...

Pennsylvania is ending a program that has helped disabled mothers apply for federal assistance. Created when the Department of Pub ...

Fences are being built along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia as the city prepares for “Made in America,” the tw ...

When a string of water-related injuries sent several New Jersey beach-goers to the emergency room last month, hospital officials sent out ...

The St. Joe’s University campus was packed Friday with families, boxes and red T-shirts. Cars pulled up to the awaiting move ...

Technology developed by a Drexel University researcher is closer to improving lives after a grant from the Pennsylvania Department of Hea ...