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For Penn State football fans, it’s about more than wins. It’s about what coach Joe Paterno wears during the wins. The necktie ...

John Wheeler, the New Castle man whose body was found in Wilmington’s Cherry Island landfill on New Year’s Eve 2010 will be b ...

Someone who goes by “Lautha” really hates the Keswick Theater. The Montgomery County theater’s website has been hacked. ...

Things in Abington are getting a little hairy. Police officers and townships residents are two weeks into the CopStache challenge. The fu ...

Eighth District councilwoman Donna Reed Miller plans to hold a committee hearing to highlight the problems ex-felons face after leaving p ...

Representatives from the Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corporation and Ecolibrium Group got right to the point in a talk yesterday: a stud ...

The Korean ambassador to the United States is in Philadelphia promoting the pending U.S. Korea Free Trade Agreement.The honorable Han Duk ...

One week after his appointment, Ryan Costello was sworn in as Chester County Commissioner. The 34-year-old, who will seek election for th ...

Officials from the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services met with about 60 faith leaders in a North Philadelphia church Thursday. ...

Update, Feb. 17: The Delaware ...

Burlington County’s political landscape is shifting red.  The county clerk and surrogate, both elected as Democrats, have swit ...

Winter is usually a busy time for the Red Cross, but the Southeastern Pennsylvania Chapter says it’s responded to 15 disasters in f ...

The Philadelphia Streets Department is asking for funds to help fight what’s left of winter weather.  Streets Commissio ...

Philadelphia City Council has approved a law to end the so-called “Florida loophole” that allows Pennsylvania residents to us ...

All things considered, we didn’t fare so badly in the recent string of Borders closings. ...