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Temperatures have dipped into the 60s, but fear not, Spring-lovers. We’ll be back into the 70s next week. ...

A complication in the city’s impending property tax assessment overhaul has at least one NewsWorks reader confused. They’ ...

Teaching our kids has been under the microscope for the past two years because of the federal Race to The Top Program.  This year is ...

Meet 14 year-old Delaware-native Nathan Lowman, who has been playing the violin since kindergarten.  Though he may not say so, those ...

Authorities have identified a second suspect in the December 2011 murder of Bucks County musician Danny DeGennaro. The first suspe ...

Tensions were high in advance of the release of two college students, both undocumented immigrants, from police custody. The two young wo ...

It’s the stuff of small towns: Teenager steals credit card and tries to use it in the store where the clerk is not only his former ...

Later this month, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments for and against the federal Affordable Care Act. There is a lot in the law t ...

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Excluding Easter Sunday on April 22, drivers traveling along Kelly Drive will be detoured on consecutive Sundays from March 18 through Ma ...

Flanked by veterans and Delaware National Guardsmen, Gov. Jack Markell, D-Del., announced a new ...

Philadelphia City Council today passed a resolution “condemning” a controversial state measure that requires voters to produc ...

The modern world is a tough one for writers: “it’s a dark, lonely, miserable, bleak path,” New York-based author Donald ...

Next week is Wildfire Prevention Week in Pennsylvania, and Gov. Tom Corbett is calling on residents to, you know, not start wildfires. ...

Business owners are complaining about a major hike to Philadelphia’s water rates.   Stuart Parmet, head of the Unified ...