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With the Pennsylvania Farm Show’s in full gear, WHYY’s Mary Wilson took a walk through the complex to get a feel for the coun ...

For more than four decades, Sussex County Council has opened its meetings with the Lord’s Prayer.  A judge is reviewing a chal ...

Law-enforcement officials say human trafficking is a form of modern-day slavery that is occurring in New Jersey. A survivor descri ...

They might be sugar-free, but the Safeway Snack Artist Sugar Free Bite-Sized Chocolate Chip Cookies have milk and eggs in them, which pos ...

In case you were wondering what 130 lbs. of cocaine looks like, see the photo above. It’s believed to be the largest Customs ...

Camden took a step toward saving Tuesday night when the city council introduced an insurance pricing ordinance. The Best Price Ins ...

The Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare has found a foe in Alan Butkovitz. The Philadelphia City Controll wants the DPW to r ...

Here are two authors we think will make a splash in 2012. Susan Cain The first book, submitted by Carolyn ...

Ford Motor Co. is recalling some of its SUVs and minivans in order to fix defects that could result in fire or power loss. About 4 ...

The fight to regulate home satellite dishes in Philadelphia is awaiting a ruling from the FCC.   The Satellite Broadcast ...

Hurricane Irene may have happened months ago, but it’s damage is still being felt in the area.    Several parks al ...

One Pennsylvania school district is still reeling from millions in state budget cuts last summer.  Chester-Upland has dealt with mon ...

Leaders from the nearly 50 Philadelphia area Catholic schools slated to close or be consolidated, met on Tuesday with officials from the ...

Federal regulators are warning Johnson & Johnson that it could face fines and other sanctions for selling faulty insulin pumps and d ...

All parties were due in court today for a judge’s decision on whether Mary Elizabeth Bogan could end her role as attorney for the H ...