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As the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue looks a ways to amplify what the state takes in, one option under consideration is putting lott ...

Officials in Delaware say the state is the first to have all its acute-care hospitals signed up for a working health information-exchange ...

The search is underway for a new leader to run Philadelphia’s public schools. The School Reform Commission or SRC, which oversees ...

On a surprisingly mild, cloudless February morning, Jim Pope stands in front of a metal gate and whistles a lilting call down a long, nar ...

The annual race to bump Wildwood out of the top spot has begun. The “New Jersey’s T ...

So, how do you like your eggs? The Michener Museum in Doylestown has served up an exhibition of paintings using egg tempera, an an ...

If you’re reading this, you’ve already discovered NewsWorks. But have you discovered all the Philadelphia region has to offer ...

As the Republican spin cycle around contraception being offered by religious institutions’ health plans (a week after the President ...

Local businessman Ken Weinstein will kick off a series of public forums Thursday night aimed at keeping residents informed about what pri ...

New Jersey officials have started strategically chopping down trees on state land in the Pinelands to prevent the spread of the Southern ...

When gold-leafed dog bones are among the discoveries at a crime scene, you know you have your work cut out for you. Police in Coat ...

I’ve been away a few days, and I see Ed Rendell has been rattled out of his silence on the bid he and some powerful friends are ma ...

Pennsylvania’s top education official is defending Gov. Tom Corbett’s budget plan for next year. Corbett’s budge ...

The Women’s Right-to-Know Act is bound to draw heated debate in advance of a possible vote next month.  Pennsylvania Re ...

Jury selection is set to start Tuesday in the landmark priest sex-abuse trial of a longtime official of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of ...