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It’s not often a commonly used kitchen tool causes so many problems, but from Thursday night into Friday, prison officials report a ...

Drivers Friday afternoon experienced delays along I-95 around Route 420 in both directions for a tanker leaking chemicals. ...

The Pottstown School Board is now one step closer in borrowing $15 million to renovate five elementary schools. According to ...

It wasn’t the Academy Awards or The Tony’s, but in Philadelphia Friday night, it was some of the biggest geeks who walked a l ...

Looking to wind down your Saturday with a little music? You could always venture to 21st and Ellsworth in South Philly, ...

After one workshop and a $20 pound of worms, you’ll be on your way Saturday with worm composting know-how. It’s part o ...

The Mt. Airy-based Philadelphia Folksong Society produces this festival. Thursday night’s music shows are for campers only. ...

Philadelphia University welcomed the Class of 2015 and their families on Thursday at the Convocation ceremony in the school’s Galla ...

President Obama’s Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano on Thursday sent a ...

Pennsylvania’s natural gas production jumped 60 percent in the past six months, according to a state Department of Environmental Pr ...

A controversial bill aimed at helping problem gamblers in Pennsylvania is moving through the state House of Representatives. The measure ...

A preliminary Pennsylvania redistricting plan is due in mid-November, and one flashpoint is whether districts won’t merely be redra ...

PSE&G is now about halfway through the process of installing solar panels on its utility poles throughout New Jersey. Since it ...

Here are Howard Pitkow’s photos from Thursday’s night’s performances for the campers at the 2011 Philadelphia Folk Fest ...

A consortium of family advocates has nearly $900,000 and two years to connect about 8,000 Pennsylvania kids with health insurance. ...