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The Coatesville Area School Board is considering dipping into its Individuals with Disabilities Education Act stimulus fund to purchased ...

If you blinked, you would have missed it. A group of inmates in Cumberland County’s Bayside State Prison held a brief hunger strike ...

Bikers, joggers and walkers along the Schuylkill River Trail will soon have a wider and safer path to use on Kelly Drive in East Falls.&n ...

As U.S. military crews deploy to the tsunami-ravaged region of Japan to try to help survivors, some Americans say their government isn ...

Update: WHYY’s Lizz Fiedler tells us the judge did not make any decisions, and all parties must reappear in court ...

Fake driver’s licenses being offered for sale by a China-based website are causing concern for bars, restaurants, and liquors stores. ...

Philadelphia’s own “Cowtown Work to Ride” polo team made history this weekend, becoming the first all African American ...

 What’s black, white and critical of Convention Center spending? An Inquirer column by Paul Davies. ...

Delaware maintains a watchful eye on four nuclear power plants within 50 miles of its borders.  Thousands of Delawareans, in ...

Update, Monday, March 14:  Reports coming out over the weekend and today indicate that conservative activist James ...

I heard this story on NPR, which all by itself is a reason to keep funding NPR. NPR got the story from the New York Times. EveryoneR ...

Update: The announcement will be made tomorrow in front of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia building. Orig ...

Two attorneys with Pittsburgh’s Caroselli, Beachler, McTiernan & Conboy law firm will announce today a class action lawsuit aga ...

Sean, here’s your answer: It was a 2009 U.S. Supreme Court ruling on a case involving New Haven, Conn., firefighters. Read ...

“Suck it, we’re tied Scorcese!” Joking, Academy Award-winning filmmaker, and Delaware native, Luke Matheny had reporter ...