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After Abington commissioners voted Thursday to reject and anti-discrimination measure, a group of residents formed the Abington ADD. ...

Princeton University is reporting a record number of applications for the 2015 graduating class. The Ivy League school received more than ...

Word is the Onion is coming to Philadelphia. The national satirical news outlet has local publications in several U.S. cities, but is fin ...

A Philadelphia doctor and nine others have been arrested and are facing charges for running a clinic that performed illegal late-term abo ...

The University of Delaware is reclassifying two varsity programs as club sports, as a result of its study that looked at competitiveness, ...

Is there truth to Glenn Beck’s comments about Philadelphia? Or is he a bitter, ousted radio talker? ...

Tom MacDonald is live at a press conference by District Attorney Seth Williams where Williams has announced charges against a West Philad ...

It’s been more than a week since a five-alarm fire tore through a West Philadelphia apartment complex. The Salvation Army, Red Cros ...

The guy who once came within a few hanging chads of becoming vice president of the United States has decided to bow out. Joe Lieberman us ...

This morning at 11, Radio Times host Marty Moss-Coane reviews Philadelphia’s regional accent. She’ll talk with local YouTube ...

The Pennsylvania Industrial Development Corporation and Philadelphia Authority for Industrial Development want your Request for Qualifica ...

Governor Jack Markell is expected to outline proposals to get more Delawareans back to work when he gives his State of the State address ...

New details are coming to light surrounding the confession of the alleged Kensington Strangler, Antonio Rodriguez. ...

Keanna Ralph is Helping Others Progress and Excel. That’s the name of the support group the Public Works employee has started for l ...

As Ed Rendell leaves the governor’s office, there have been several insightful looks at his eight years – this  ...