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A new effort to preserve coastal wildlife and natural areas, while making them more accessible to visitors, is beginning in central and s ...

Children make terrible pets. We talk to the author of that and other cautionary kids’ tales, New York Times bestselling ch ...

It was so hot today that Philadelphia and Camden schools closed early, the breeze actually made things worse and spring seemed but a dist ...

It sometimes seems as if none of the protests of Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett’s budget cuts and gas-drilling policies have any ...

Thirteen people died and hundreds more were injured in holiday weekend car crashes in Pennsylvania. Of the 817 crashes the State P ...

Pennsylvania has nabbed more than 650 people suspected of fraudulently using state-issued debit cards that give them access to certain pu ...

Nearly 300 proficient spellers have gathered at a convention center outside Washington to take part in the preliminary rounds of the Na ...

New research out of Drexel University suggests that the leatherback sea turtles in the Pacific will be hit hard by rising global temperat ...

An estimated 2,000 people under 25 die in the U.S. each year from sudden cardiac arrest. On Wednesday, Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett is s ...

Yolonda Millhouse, 43, of N. 12th St. in Olney was arrested last week in connection with the crimes, which began with the theft of a wall ...

New Jersey is about to end another month of warmer than usual weather. May is the 16th month in a row of above-normal temperatures ...

Thinking of donating to a charity but want to make sure your money makes it to the right place?A new app in New Jersey is meant to help c ...

Delaware is one of eight states that will now get flexibility from key provisions of the No Child Left Behind (NCLB) Act. U.S. Ed ...

Pennsylvania’s effort to control pests such as mosquitoes and black flies is slated to take a $200,000 hit in the proposed budgets ...