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When does Facebook stop being your friend and start being a tyrant? Philadelphia-based performance artist David Kim is trying to f ...

A tip from a state worker prompted an audit that shows millions of dollars have been wasted on clothing allowances for New Jersey employe ...

Area doctors are among those calling for a reversal in a decades-old federal law that prohibits HIV-positive people from donating organs. ...

President Barack Obama proposes cutting the nation’s future deficits by $4 trillion over the next 12 years. In his speech at George ...

Only one student at Philadelphia’s HMS School for children with c ...

Carl Lewis wants to have lunch with Dawn Marie Addiego. And while it’s probably nice to get such an invitation from an Olympic meda ...

The last Pennsylvanian elected president was James Buchanan, but former U.S. Sen. Rick Santorum appears to be making a run for the Republ ...

After months of complaining about the current system, Gov. Chris Christie is sending his own proposals for education reform to the New Je ...

Note: This is the first installment of a new audio series for WHYY, in partnership with 900AM WURD ...

Members of the Senate have decided Delaware’s political mapping process should be done mostly out in the open. The bill, which p ...

Your drive around City Hall will probably still be hazardous two weeks from now, but it won’t be because of the road surface. South ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter presented his state of the city address to members of the Union League Wednesday. Nutter, who sa ...

PIFA has arrived in Philadelphia. It’s the latest French trend, but it’s not a tasty dessert or fashion style. It’s a w ...

A University of Delaware student is facing multiple drug charges, accused of growing marijuana in his basement. On Friday, April 8 ...

The months, nay, years-long plan to open a supermarket in Northern Liberties has stumbled. Maybe. As Pathmark owner A&P moves to scra ...