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A trial date has been set for two of Penn State’s administrators. Tim Curley, PSU’s suspended athletic director and former vice presi ...

A 54-year-old Bucks County woman who was diagnosed with the West Nile Virus has brought Pennsylvania’s confirmed count up to eight case ...

A bird strike was to blame for a decision to cut the final routine short at the Atlantic City Air Show yesterday. “They were in ...

Authorities are investigating a stabbing that happened overnight on a SEPTA bus in Southwest Philadelphia. Officials say that a ma ...

Here’s a look at what you may have missed this week: 1. ...

After two days on the run, accused machete attacker, Eugenio Diaz Morales, 42, was shot multiple times by Buena Borough police officers o ...

Just as cyclist Lance Armstrong is facing new accusations of doping, his cancer-survivor organization is hosting a benefit bike ride in M ...

The 2012 Philadelphia Folk Festival began its three-day run on a farm in Schwenksville, Pa. This is also the first time there wasn ...

Gov. Chris Christie’s new fiscal year budget is, by most accounts, optimistic. He plans to cover pension funding and give more mone ...

The July unemployment report brought bad news for Pennsylvanians job seekers. And it appears politicians of all persuasions are ho ...

The head of the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia will step down in November. David Eisner will have been CEO for three ...

Of the states that have added voter ID laws since the last presidential election, perhaps Pennsylvania shines brightest in the ...

A Delaware County residence faces a closing that could leave about 40 older, deaf people scrambling for a new place to live. The P ...

A trip to 7-Eleven just got a whole lot more interesting than Slurpees and gum. The 7-Eleven at Main Street and North Maple Avenue ...

Two Pennsylvania lawmakers seem to be unwitting members of a Facebook group urging the impeachment of Gov. Tom Corbett. The group ...