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Some 250 Delaware National Guardsmen are serving in Afghanistan, contributing to the current estimate of U.S. forces deployed there ̵ ...

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Pennsylvania environmental officials say a massive fish kill in a Delaware County lake was largely due to hot weather. Water quali ...

Update: Two kids from Pittsburgh won this year’s marbles tournament. Go, PA! Baily Narr and Brandon Matchett are t ...

National Olympic Day commemorates the birth of the modern Olympic Games in 1896. And to c ...

An injury at last night’s IronPigs game sent a Phillie to the hospital. The Phillie. The Phanatic. While working th ...

Good morning, Feeders! While you’re on the edge of your seats waiting for Philadelphia City Council to vote on its budget, we’ ...

Chris Christie acted as both a fan and a governor when he ordered the state’s flags be flown at half-staff today for E Street band ...

A verdict is expected today in the sexual abuse case against former Delaware pediatrician Earl Bradley. Bradley waived his right f ...

Forty years ago, there were only 3 million cancer survivors in the U.S. Thanks to improved treatments, now there are nearly 12 million. ...

Update: Service has been restored to the Regional Rail lines, but delays of up to an hour can be expected. ...

Two Germantown community groups are battling over how to deal with the controversial Chelten Plaza development – most recently the ...

A consultant for this year’s West Oak Lane Jazz Festival says the event will not receive state funding in 2012. “The funds tha ...

Companies drilling Pennsylvania’s Marcellus Shale natural gas reserves say they’ve spent more than $400 million to repair the ...

For many lifelong Philadelphians, the Wanamaker Building means three things: the eagle, the Christmas show, and the pipe organ. On Wednes ...