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What do mud, a replica space shuttle and a tent city all have to do with one another? Not much… except for the fact they’re a ...

Those campaign signs you were so excited to put on your lawn have officially worn out their welcome (especially if your candidate of your ...

New Jersey voters have approved a constitutional amendment to legalize sports wagering. But that’s just the first step in a ...

New Jersey has 566 separate municipalities. Following the results of Tuesday’s voting, it will soon have 565. After several ...

Thanksgiving is just two weeks away, believe it or not, and Philly is celebrating with pie. To help MANNA’s fundraising effo ...

This week, as the U.S. Senate debates legislation aimed at cutting the unemployment rate of veterans, Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania said ...

The First Baptist Church at 17th and Sansom Street has devoted a portion of its real estate exclusively to the making of plays.It’s ...

A memorial service and ceremony for legendary boxer Joe Frazier will take place Monday morning at Enon Tabernacle Baptist Church, his bus ...

PSEG’s Salem nuclear reactors are making headlines today after federal regulators found three safety failings and issued a citation ...

Members of Delaware’s congressional delegation were briefed nearly a year ago about an investigation at Dover Air Force Base which ...

Denying Joe Paterno the ability to control his exit from the Penn State football program, the university’s trustees fired him Wedne ...

A Reasonable Solution is both the name of an Occupy Philly committee and a blog. ...

A major Northeast Philadelphia thoroughfare is being changed due to improvements on Interstate 95. Princeton Avenue, between Torre ...

Dozens of men and women gathered at City Hall recently to crochet for a cause. The women and men were hard at work making mittens, ...

There is still an outstanding race from Tuesday’s election.   Republican representation on Philadelphia City Council hangs in ...