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An exhibition about the art of protest has opened in a small gallery space in North Chinatown in Philadelphia, featuring installations of ...

Pennsylvania’s junior senator is highlighting a few examples of regulatory overreach that he says could pinch the operation of the ...

The University of Pennsylvania has launched an online radio station that plays nothing but poetry, 24/7. The automated Internet radio str ...

  Thanks to many of you, NewsWorks.org has gotten off to a great start. And our freelance correspondent team has been a big part ...

It seems Pennsylvanians owe their latest bragging rights to Ohio. D.G. Yuengling and Son, long touted as America’s oldest brew ...

Tonight on on WHYY’s NewsWorks Tonight, hear the latest on Vice President Biden’s visit to Doylestown. Old City act ...

Unionized janitors who clean private office buildings have been agreeing to new contracts without having to hit the picket lines. ...

The hits keep coming for former Penn State coach Joe Paterno, who is back in the hospital this week. ...

Frank Newport, Editor in Chief of the Gallup Poll, joins NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller to break down the latest campaign numbers. ...

Residents of a small northeastern Pennsylvania town at the center of the political fight over natural gas drilling are disappointed that ...

Residents of tightly packed sections of Philadelphia are no doubt familiar with a very smelly problem: piles of dog–mess that carel ...

Environmental advocates say federal efforts to make cars go farther on less gas will save the average Pennsylvania family $200 a year. ...

Local mapmakers will need to call the print shop on Tuesday, Jan. 17, when the Center City District r ...

Philadelphia’s Fox 29 reported today that rumors of the Archdiocese charging appeal fees to Catholic schools that have be ...

Check out Philebrity for details about a Mount Ephraim, N.J., man who won over $19,000 on TV game show “Jeopardy.”  ...