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NewsWorks’ continuing coverage of Kermit and Pearl Gosnell ...

The Casino Reinvestment Development Authority voted today to approve the boundaries for Atlantic City’s state-run tourism district. ...

Truckers stopping to rest at the Smyrna Rest Area will now be able to power their trucks without running the diesel engine, saving money ...

Drivers for Southwest Philadelphia’s Amoroso’s bakery are hoping to stop the direct bargaining with the roll company, which i ...

Pew Charitable Trusts announced today it will give $7,168,000 over the next three years to 45 Philadelphia-area organizations that help v ...

The Philadelphia District Attorney has charged a Northwest Philadelphia police officer in connection with an insurance fraud scheme. ...

WHYY’s Jo Ann Allen speaks with John Mooney of NJSpotlight.com about the latest twist in the New Jersey Supreme Court’s long ...

After a deadly accident on the Delaware and a ban from using the Schuylkill, Ride the Ducks will return to the Delaware River, WHYY’ ...

No kidding. The Phillie Phanatic is the top mascot in the nation. Haven’t we all been saying that for years? ...

The Center City District has released its State of Center City report for 2011. In the words of Paul Levy, president of the Center City D ...

Maples, magnolias and yes, those darned dandelions are in bloom. Because despite the fluctuating temperatures, the calendar says it’ ...

On a brisk March morning, Eighth District City Council candidate Greg Paulmier boards a SEPTA Route 23 bus at Chelten and Germantown aven ...

Lower Merion Township received word today that its request for a waiver from a federal street sign mandate has been granted. The historic ...

The number of adults diagnosed with autism has risen sharply in recent years. In Pennsylvania, the increase has been six-fold since 2005 ...

Delawareans with special needs can now notify first responders of those needs before there is an emergency. It’s ca ...