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The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for the Philadelphia region until Saturday 2 a.m. A TORNADO WATCH REMAINS ...

Urban Outfitters shareholders recently voted against asking the company’s board to consider diversity when it chooses new members.< ...

Earlier this week, the Pennsylvania Convention Center hosted a Comcast shareholders meeting. This weekend, expect to see more capes and m ...

Tax revenue collections in Pennsylvania for last month came in lower than expected, leaving the commonwealth’s revenue 1.3 percent ...

Gov. Chris Christie is still trying to fill two vacancies on the New Jersey Supreme Court after the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected h ...

Eleven people were arrested over Memorial Day Weekend in Cape May County during a crackdown on underage drinking. The Division of ...

This summer, construction is expected to begin on a large Mormon temple in Center City, Philadelphia; a Mormon is campaigning to be presi ...

Philadelphia’s ban on serving food to the hungry in public parks went into effect Friday. Reactions, even among the religious group ...

Jury deliberations have begun in the Philadelphia trial of a Roman Catholic church official charged with endangering children by keepin ...

Scientists are studying the role of brain mechanisms in the experience of pain – and are finding new ways that could change how peo ...

300,000 spectators are expected to witness the 28th annual Philadelphia International Championship, which will take to the streets – an ...

Americans once believed that a nose-to-the-grindstone work ethic would serve to improve one’s economic lot in life. Do they still? ...

Use natural gas? Then your bill just got lower. ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell congratulates the class of 2012 and looks back at some of the accomplishments seen during the school year. ...

A rusting hulk of history is fighting for survival as it’s moored on the Delaware River.  A specialist in longshots is joining ...