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Global AIDS experts say “in these economic times” they’re looking for ways to get more HIV positive people into treatme ...

The largest collection of Holocaust survivor testimonials on video is now publicly accessible at the University of Pennsylvania. T ...

Just days before a manufacturer cracked down on the use of a key execution drug last year, Delaware was able to get a shipment of the s ...

Every community has them—people who work to make the lives of neighbors better. Sometimes they are part of a volunteer organization, ...

Pennsylvania’s new voter ID law gets its first test at the polls in a “trial run” on Tuesday. Providing photo id ...

County election boards in Pennsylvania are expecting low turnout at the polls during Tuesday’s primary. For those in the bus ...

Gov. Chris Christie says while New Jersey’s loss of 8,600 jobs in March is disappointing, he doesn’t expect it will have an e ...

Just about a week after a Francis Pastorius Elementary School first grader was hit by a car while jaywalking near the school during dismi ...

Kurt Kleber’s remains were found in in Bucks County woods five years after he disappeared in 1991. But it took two decades to find ...

Do you pay attention to campaign ads, or do you shut them out? Is it just “the other guy” who’s lying? What gets your a ...

The way we communicate and market business has changed so much that one online company is reaching out to help small business owners in D ...

There’s hope yet for all you collectors of baseball cards, Beanie Babies and Pogs. Somewhere out there is a guy who will bid ...

A new law in New Jersey increases the penalties for road rage incidents resulting in serious injury. Gov. Chris Christie signed it Friday ...

Kevin Neary is confined to a wheelchair and still needs some help breathing five months after being shot in the neck. Neary, a Del ...

Community arts advocate Paula Paul and other Germantown Artists Roundtable organizers like Rev. Kevin Porter are facing the rough terrain ...