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At State College, Penn State students and residents react
People in State College speculated Monday how NCAA sanctions against the Penn State football program will cripple the Nittany Lions and t ...
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Prosecutor: No human bones in debris at N.J. beach
Prosecutors say no human body parts were among some debris that washed up on a central New Jersey beach this weekend. Authorities ...
14 years ago
‘Game of Thrones’ — love it? hate it? don’t get it?
StateImpact Pennsylvania reporter Scott Detrow will be on NewsWorks Tonight in August to talk about the ‘A Song of Ice and FireR ...
14 years ago
Architect Robert Venturi retires; firm rebranded
Respected Philadelphia architect Robert Venturi has retired from Venturi, Scott Brown and Associates, Inc., and his firm has become VSBA, ...
14 years ago
3 killed over violent weekend in Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s murder rate is up 10 percent over this time last year. Over the weekend, 16 people were shot with three dying of the ...
14 years ago
Federal forces assist Philly police in crackdown on violence
The city of Philadelphia has received some federal help to reduce violent crime. The Violent Crime Reduction Partnership means U.S ...
14 years ago
State hospitals closed but new treatment options lag behind, report finds
Byberry, Malboro, Allentown, Hagedorn — there’s a long list of closed state-run psychiatric hospitals in the region. The goal ...
14 years ago
Seven questions for City Commissioner Al Schmidt about his voting-irregularities report
NewsWorks sat down with Al Schmidt, the Republican City Commissioner and East Falls resident, last week to discuss his controversial R ...
14 years ago