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Bridgeton’s year-old skatepark has closed for good and its obstacles up for sale on Craigslist despite efforts to keep the much-ant ...

The Pennsylvania departments of Health and State are warning people to think twice about completing their Halloween costumes with decorat ...

Philadelphia was once known as “workshop of the world,” but manufacturing has been making a long, slow exit from the region. ...

Liberty Electrical Solutions workers say they haven’t been paid in full for work done at 1617 Walnut St., and they’re showing ...

If you’ve ever wondered what makes somebody willing to strap explosives around his chest and detonate them for a cause, you should ...

The Pennsylvania House is expected to approve today legislation that would decrease the risk of concussion in student athletes. Th ...

Looks can be deceiving — and expensive. What doesn’t look like much damage to the Penns Grove-Carneys Point Library is actual ...

It’s the classic harbinger of fall: the thump of black walnuts and the ping of acorns as they rain down from the tree canopy. ...

King of Prussia Mall will install four electric-vehicle charging stations next week for its eco-friendly customers. ...

A Delaware County man’s recovery from a rollerblading accident will serve as the miracle needed to canonize an Italian priest. ...

WHYY’s Experience program has just profiled Philadelphia’s National Historic Landmark District Rittenhouse Town. This is wher ...

There’s not a lot of greenery right now on Festival Pier, and current revitalization plans from the Delaware Waterfront Corporation ...

Flat tires will keep the Burlington County Transportation System bus system idle today. Tires on all the buses used by BurLink fix ...

Following two days of some pretty revealing testimony from a former special assistant, Brian Preski, the ex-chief of staff to former Hous ...

I’m out of the country, off the grid, and up for the downtime. I’m back here next Wednesday. ...