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Joan Renshaw of Acorn Street in Roxborough, was just steps away from what could have been a far more tragic fallout during last nightR ...

The elections director of Allegheny County says his office is bracing for long lines due to the voter ID law going into full effect in th ...

These words are spoken by a woman in an advertisement paid for by Crossroads GPS, the SuperPAC connected to R ...

Saturday will be five years to the day that authorities found the body of Lockey Mitten inside her Gloucester County mobile home. ...

Bernard Muir will leave the Newark campus to take over the athletics department at Stanford University. Muir, who has been Athleti ...

A Bucks Count man who allegedly spent more than $67,000 deposited into his bank account in error will apply for admission to a program ...

Criminal charges have been filed against two New Jersey state troopers involved in the unauthorized escort of high-speed sports cars on t ...

The School District of Philadelphia has settled a lawsuit involving a 13-year-old girl who says she was groped by a male school police ...

“What does it take to create panic?” For City Controller of Philadelphia, Alan Butkovitz ...

For a while I’ve had an ambivalent relationship with annuals; one shot wonders whose bright flowers grace gas station planters, mal ...

More than 1,000 miles from home, a group of 12 teens and chaperones arrived this week at the First Presbyterian Church in Germantown (FPC ...

Ever dream of taking to a Broadway stage, or go to Hollywood and become a movie star?  The kids we meet in this week’s First Exper ...

In less than two months, voters in Wilmington will vote to nominate one Democrat out of five in the running to replace Mayor James Baker. ...

The Delaware Symphony Orchestra is out of money, but says don’t count them out just yet. We speak with the DSO about what̵ ...

A big cardboard cutout ship marks the entrance to Camp New Hope located in peaceful Trap Pond State Park.  The ship symbolizes the j ...