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A U.S. Supreme Court ruling this week could have implications in Philadelphia. A U.S. Supreme Court ruling this week could have im ...

A new report says chemicals used in natural gas drilling create toxic wastewater that could pollute the drinking supply for the Delaware ...

Republican leaders are taking issue with the governor’s assumption that Congress will approve increased funding for the state and o ...

The announcement that Al and Tipper Gore are calling it quits after 40 years of marriage came as a surprise to many – but marriage ...

As Delaware’s legislative session enters its final weeks, a couple of education bills come into play. One bill concerns student tea ...

Canadian researchers say they found that pregnant women who take antidepressants during the first trimester may have an increased risk of ...

Philadelphia is charging parades to cover the cost of extra police. Ten ethnic parades and festivals that might have not been held, will ...

Governor’s group releases common standards designed to be implemented in states across the country to improve education and standar ...

Proponents of a Hebrew language charter school in Philadelphia are preparing to open the school to students this fall. But the School Di ...

Philadelphia’s budget woes mean more cuts to services and, potentially, people in the government. PhiladelphiaR ...

Pennsylvania’s tax amnesty window is headed into its final weeks. With a bit more than two weeks to go in Pennsylvania’ ...