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File this one under Things the People of Philadelphia Already Know because they’ve been Commuting to Work in the Snow since Decembe ...

Nobody was shocked yesterday when a conservative federal judge, tapped for the bench by Ronald Reagan, struck down the health care reform ...

Dick’s Sporting Goods has agreed to settle a class-action suit and 22 state lawsuits from employees alleging wage violations. ...

How can the School District of Philadelphia have a zero tolerance policy while simultaneously trying to reduce the number of serious inci ...

In today’s second hour of Radio Times, join Jessica B. Harris as she talks to host Marty Moss-Coane about her new book, High on ...

Philadelphia-area Doctor Bruce Saffran will receive a $482 million settlement from Johnson & Johnson for patent infringement. A Texas ...

After Bills 67 and 2070 failed to pass in the last session, House Bill 330 outlines more regulations for teen and adult drivers in Pennsy ...

The trooper was heading north on Route 1 when his car hit black ice and started to spin.   State Police say the three year ...

Del. Gov. Jack Markell and Attorney General Beau Biden, among others, will attend the Delaware Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting Summ ...

Could there be a new Renaissance? Geo-strategist Parag Khanna says with “mega-diplomacy” and a borderless world it could happ ...

State flags have been lowered in honor of former State Rep. Tina Fallon, who died at the age of 93. Fallon served in the State Ho ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s icy out there, so proceed with caution. But things at WHYY are as active as ever, so feel free to dive ...

Officials at Christiana Mall will officially open an 800 square foot play area for kids to enjoy while mom shops. ...

Delaware’s dirty job: Felton scrapple making company featured tonight on the Discovery Channel’s Dirty Jobs.   ...

It’s getting icy out there. Before more freezing rain comes our way, send us your snow art photos! Forts, snowmen, sculptures and p ...