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President Obama keeps pushing for a health overhaul bill, even though what’s on the table now is far from what he originally envisi ...

The owners of the Spectrum are continuing their piecemeal de-construction of the sports arena. An implosion of the complex on South Broad ...

An underwater robot from Rutgers University will go on display at the Smithsonian Museum. A pioneering underwater robot built by R ...

Two employees at the center of Lower Merion school district’s laptop spying controversy are on paid administrative leave. Two weeks ...

Pieces of Pennsylvania history will be auctioned off to the public this weekend. The Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission is get ...

Pre-schoolers in Delaware may be eating fewer Tater Tots and getting a little more exercise these days. WHYY reports some good news about ...

Delaware agencies team up to get more locally produced food into Delaware schools. As part of the ongoing effort to get kids to ea ...

The lawyer for DSU recruit Melia Blakely is hopeful his client’s suit against DSU over dropping its equestrian team can be resolved ...

Philadelphians are still taking in Mayor Michael Nutter’s announcement yesterday that he wants to charge residents a $300 yearly t ...

Guards at the Philadelphia Museum of Art say they have been mistreated ever since they unionized. Fabricio Rodriguez is lead coordi ...

Montgomery County authorities have arrested five Mexican nationals as part of an international drug and prostitution ring. They say the ...

Who do we trust the most? New polling on government, the insurance industry and pharmaceutical companies. The president gets a physical e ...

The acting police chief in New Castle County loses the “acting” part of his title. Major Michael McGowan first joined ...

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