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Aside from the stress and pain of donating, say, a kidney, organ donors also have the small matter of medical bills to deal with. ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter told the Chamber of Commerce Monday that making Philadelphia International Airport larger is a major pr ...

Philadelphia taxi drivers and owners are divided over a proposal only to accept credit cards for fares $10 or more.  The Philadelphi ...

Gov. Chris Christie says the plan to break up the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey and merge Rutgers-C ...

They pitch together, and now they’ll be living together. Well, next door to each other. ...

Over 100 neighbors gathered at the groundbreaking ceremony of the CreekSide grocery store cooperative last week, blocking off the entire ...

The Romano Chicken Shooter proved victorious in Saturday’s Sandwich of the Year contest in Vineland. Made with Romano cheese ...

Nearly 100 aspiring NewsWorks contributors came to WHYY’s headquarters last week to sharpen up their multimedia skills and learn ho ...

Mt. Airy residents are not happy about the traffic gridlock around the Philadelphia Water Department’s ...

How many people are on parole in Pennsylvania? How many arrests have there been in your county, and for what? That information is ...

A record number of participants raised a record amount for Special Olympics Delaware by jumping in the warmest ocean water on record for ...

A once-powerful Democratic Pennsylvania lawmaker has been convicted on five of six corruption charges relating to allegations that he re ...

Take a breather from the presidential race for a second and think about this: There are state-level elections this year, too. So j ...

Former Pennsylvania House Speaker is by my count the 21st person to be convicted or plead guilty in a lengthy investigation of the use of ...

Remember those scenes in Terminator 2 where the cyborg gets blasted to bits, only to regenerate itself over and over? This week, ...