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Philadelphia police and prosecutors say a loophole in the law allows residents to carry concealed weapons even when they’ve been de ...

More than a hundred people marched around Philadelphia City Hall Friday. The marchers called on city officials to put a former city poli ...

With a snow storm brewing over the Delaware Valley, residents are rushing to stores. As WHYY’s Maiken Scott found out – panic ...

Once Vince Fumo is released from prison, he’ll face an uphill climb if he wants to practice law again. Former State Senato ...

Super Bowl advertising is big business, but it’s also a big gamble. Check out what those who have studied the ads are saying. ...

So far none of the lawsuits have made it to trial, but several are scheduled for hearings later this month in a New Jersey court. ...

Delaware Governor Jack Markell is heading to Europe and will try to convince international companies to do business in Delaware. D ...

This weekend the 44th Super Bowl will be played. As it happens, Barack Obama is the nation’s 44th president. A minor coincidence, p ...

So what are the most Democratic and the most Republicans states? Also, new numbers on what’s perceived as the biggest international ...

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After months of speculation about when it will open its 18 thousand seat stadium on the Chester waterfront, the Philadelphia Union soccer ...

Philadelphia officials are considering a so-called sugar tax to help plug an ever increasing budget hole. Philadelphia officials ...

Pennsylvania’s Democratic candidates for Governor and U.S. Senate will be seeking their party’s endorsement this weekend. ...

The U.S. Transportation Department has launched a formal investigation into reported brake problems in the 2010 Toyota Prius Hybrid ...