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It wasn’t that long ago that the term “bioethics” wasn’t well known. But more than any other American scientist, ...

A steady downpour could not dampen the spirits of those gathered to take part in the groundbreaking ceremony for Chestnut Hill Friends Me ...

Train passengers can continue to ride in relative silence between southern New Jersey and Philadelphia. PATCO says it will extend ...

Sports journalist and author Mark Hyman discusses New Jersey’s bill to enact mandatory cardiac screenings for young athletes. Hyman ...

A preliminary hearing for Padge-Victoria Windslowe, the so-called “Black Madam” who was arrested in late February in Germanto ...

Set to a backdrop of money themed songs by the O’Jays, Donna Summer and Ol Dirty Bastard, Germantown High School hosted a first-of- ...

Here’s one to add to the dumb criminals list: An alleged thief who reportedly robbed Joe Long’s East Falls Auto shop, located ...

A former school principal turned whistle-blower is getting his job back, thanks to an arbitration judge’s ruling. The Camden educa ...

New Jersey tax collections are below the projections made by the Christie administration. The latest figures from the New Jersey T ...

Documents from a clergy-abuse trial show Catholic church officials ignored complaints a Philadelphia priest had molested two boys until ...

Critics of a plan by Pennsylvania’s Department of Corrections to outsource the work of its nurses to private companies are breathin ...

Temple University and Dr. Joseph Kubacki have settled with the United States in Kubacki’s conviction for improper medical billing. ...

Remember that lawsuit filed to stop Pennsylvania’s voter ID law? Well now there’s a suit to keep it. Eight Pennsylvani ...

A rabid raccoon was captured in Wissahickon Park this week after biting an adult in a public restroom near Roxborough’s Valley Gree ...

Nearly 30 performers will be part of Philly’s “Made in America” musical festival Labor Day weekend, but organizer Jay-Z ...