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It’s a celestial event for the ages: Tonight (and early tomorrow morning) marks the first total lunar eclipse in two years. ...

It may be difficult to quantify creativity, but a new report issued by Philadelphia’s office of Arts, Culture and the Creative Econ ...

For those residents who are voters in the 185th State Representative District, there is a Special Election on February 1, 2011 to fill th ...

Gas prices are on the rise as Americans get ready to hit the road for the Christmas and New Year holidays. The spike is unusual — t ...

A former transportation security officer at Philadelphia International Airport was sentenced to three years probation for stealing five l ...

Suppose we decided tomorrow that there would be only 750 florists in Pennsylvania, and that the state would auction off the 750 florists ...

As New Jersey governor, Chris Christie is a love ’em or hate ’em kinda guy. A new poll from Rutgers-Eagleton finds 29 percent ...

Simple, understated and rough around the edges. Those descriptions are fitting not just for Philadelphia, but for the city’s take o ...

Arts reporter and reluctant Christmas song expert Peter Crimmins takes you on an audio stroll through some of his favorite tunes. What ar ...

Don’t try this at home, kids. A Thai woman attempted to smuggle $50,000 work of ecstacy into Indonesia last week. In her stomach. T ...

N.J. Gov. Christie on Monday made it official as he selected former New York City schools deputy chancellor Chris Cerf to be the state ...

Beginning Wednesday, you can get money-saving tips from coupon experts on TLC’s new program Extreme Couponing. ...

Pa. Gpv. – elect Tom Corbett has nominated the head of his Office of Administration. Corbett has chosen Mechanichsburg’s Kell ...

The Philadelphia program to get more city students into and graduated from college just got a big donation.   The Lenfest ...