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People can really be bored to death. That’s what British researchers found when they studied more than 7000 people over a period of ...

13 anti-casino activists go to trial tomorrow on charges stemming from a September demonstration at the site of the planned Sugarhouse Ca ...

Lots of birthdays and anniversaries to celebrate this week. 446 years ago Galileo, the famous Italian astronomer and mathematician was bo ...

In a major campaign finance case, the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that corporations have the same rights as individuals. In h ...

The first African-American church in the country today will celebrate the 250th birthday of its founder, albeit without some of its sched ...

While Delaware Valley residents are still digging out of a record-breaking snowfall, challenges are greater for those who live on the str ...

With snow piled high on the sides of streets, parking is a big problem in many Philadelphia neighborhoods. And tempers flare over the old ...

More than a day after the snow stopped falling, some Philadelphia community leaders are frustrated with the slushy snow and slippery ice ...

There was rush of speculation recently that Pennsylvania Congressman Joe Sestak would withdraw from the Democratic primary for U.S. Senat ...

The record-breaking snowfall has clobbered some Delaware businesses. But experts say sales could rebound when the weather clears up. ...

Emergency workers who helped coordinate Delaware’s response to two snow storms this week spent most of the week working, eating, an ...

SEPTA may be running, but many passengers are finding the public transportation system crowded and plagued with long waits. With t ...

With Pennsylvania’s Democratic primary for Governor three months away, the field may be thinning. Pressure is on for the Mayor of S ...