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Thin wires run from an odd-looking contraption to the limp arm of an elderly American statesman who lies dying in a darkened bedroom insi ...

The 28th Virginia Infantry, Company D, has a website. On it are tips for women to pass as men on the battlefield: Cut hair short, or tuck ...

Here’s what you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week:  1. ...

Pennsylvania students are getting additional time to comply with new school immunization requirements. State health officials on ...

Gov. Tom Corbett is adding pension reform to his list of issues to tackle once Pennsylvania’s budget is approved. In the las ...

It feels like ages ago, but it hasn’t even been a year since Philly native NFL player Raheem Brock was arrested for allegedly ditch ...

Six years after their son passed away, a New Jersey family can stop making payments on his student loan. Christopher Bryski of Mar ...

UPDATE: April 29 — NewsWorks.org live-tweeted Sunday’s “Reinventing Radio” featuring Ira Glass, host and executive pr ...

Delaware’s Division of Public Health confirms two raccoons, one in Frederica and one in Frankford, tested positive for rabies ...

Not long after graduating from high school, Khalil Smith moved out of his mother’s house in Olney to live with his grandmother in H ...

State officials are urging New Jersey residents to conserve water. Since the beginning of the year, the Garden State has received ...

Acting, singing and an education in being kind to others are all part of a Philadelphia student production. Students from HMS scho ...

A Cherry Hill, N.J., woman has been indicted filing false unemployment claims to the state Department of Labor. She’s accuse ...

In the name of saving money, the Upper Darby School District has proposed changes to its art, music, library and physical education progr ...

It looks like owners of vacant properties in Philadelphia will have to do more to keep squatters out. The matter had a rare Friday commit ...