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The winds may be slowing down but the clouds are here to stay. ...

Didn’t make it to State College for the Joe Paterno memorial service? Soon you’ll be able to buy a copy. The Associate ...

Milton Street has had a change of heart. When he told NewsWorks last week that he would seek a state-house seat, it was for the 19 ...

A new kidney cancer drug is widening treatment options for patients who have disease that has spread to other parts of the body. D ...

If there’s one thing that’s clear about Republicans’ plans to unseat Pennsylvania U.S. Senator Bob Casey, it’s th ...

If you’re allergic to soy protein and recently picked up a box of frozen pancakes, this recall may be for you. Pinnacle Food ...

Gov. Chris Christie said Monday one of his nominees to the New Jersey Supreme Court will not participate in the case if the same-sex marr ...

The cost of attending Princeton University will be going up sharply in the fall. But the Ivy League school is also boosting the am ...

Despite a shootout at a Wilmington corner store and ...

Turns out there’s something to that weird look store clerks give you when you hand them dollar coins. The Mint has plans to ...

State House lawmakers have declared 2012 the “Year of the Bible” in Pennsylvania. The unanimous vote in the House favo ...

Say what you will about Wawa, but don’t call its execs procrastinators. Without having filed a formal development applicatio ...

Until 2010, Philadelphia’s City Council didn’t permit any public comment at all in its main meetings. Then, the state Supreme ...

Now that the new Indian River Inlet Bridge is open in Sussex County, Delaware, a NewsWorks reader wants to know what will happen to the o ...

There’s a long way to go before Philadelphia can even consider keeping its bars open later, but Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brow ...