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When is it legal to commit a mentally ill person into treatment? The ...

Former Delaware U.S. Senate candidate, Christine O’Donnell, is challenging the IRS tax exempt status of CREW, a group that fil ...

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How do you repair a 19th century water- and weather-worn war ship? Put a bandage on it. Workers at the Independence Seaport Museum ...

If our self-inflicted fiscal crisis wasn’t so serious, the current intramural Republican bloodletting would be hilarious to behold. ...

Just a few months after a man was sentenced to jail for shining a laser at a Philadelphia Police helicopter, a Hunting Park man has been ...

DuPont has admitted its new herbicide has damaged spruce and pine trees, but plans to defend a number of class action lawsuits that have ...

Though Cumberland County has received a Federal Emergency Management Agency grant for bridge repairs following severe storms, the storms ...

Community Healthcare Counseling, Education and Advocacy is hosting its Pre-Teen Talk today at 3:30 p.m. at the Free Library of Philadelph ...

The four-piece Philadelphia based band “Keystone” takes the stage at The Grape Room tonight in a concert set to begin at 8 p. ...

Get a first-hand look at nature at night during the Night Hike for Kids at the Schuylkill Center’s trails in the dark event. ...

Traps places around Chester County have yielded West Nile Virus-carrying mosquitoes in three municipalities. West Chester, Parkesb ...

Good morning, Feeders! Enjoy the last not-too-disgustingly-hot day before our next heatwave creeps in, and stay tuned for the lastest on ...

The controversial Chelten Plaza development in Germantown is rolling toward a zoning showdown over one retail store portrayed by the proj ...

Yet another study of the potential cancer risks of cell phones has been released, this time showing no link between cell phone use and br ...