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Taunya English’s story is part of a project on health care in the states–a partnership of WHYY, NPR and Kaiser Health New ...

It is open enrollment season for Medicare beneficiaries. The period starts and ends sooner this year, and seniors have until Dec. 7 to ma ...

A collection of documents related to the birth of Philadelphia’s transit system has an unusual restriction—researchers wanting to ...

In a court filing you have to read to believe, federal authorities say former state Sen. Vince Fumo has written profane emails attacking ...

The main casino workers’ union in Atlantic City has reached agreement on a new contract with four casinos. Local 54 of Unite-HERE s ...

Things didn’t go as planned Saturday for the Nutter campaign or the hundreds of people waiting to see Bill Clinton. The former pres ...

Communities all over the country are collecting prescription drugs today as part of the National Take Back Initiative that encourages cit ...

A manhunt is underway as New Castle County Police continue to investigate an early morning crash in the Windsor Forest Townhomes communit ...

A Pennsylvania State Senator wants to make sure Philadelphia real estate assessors know what they are doing.  Senator Larry F ...

Sensible or not, Chickie’s & Pete’s in 2007 trademarked the “Crab Fries” name. It’s probably not someth ...

Snow is forecast for some parts of New Jersey Saturday, and the state says highway crews are ready to deal with it. After some pro ...

We know you’re sick of these “ratings” by Travel + Leisure, but ...

Safety concerns are making New Jersey residents reluctant to visit cities such as Camden and Newark. Most of the New Jerseyans pol ...

Residents have spoken. The data they’re most interested in getting their hands on are the gradaution rates and achievements of Phil ...

Prosecutors today filed a motion to use additional sexual abuse claims and priest transfers as evidence in the March 2012 trial against t ...