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State and federal governments are encouraging property owners to give windmill a whirl. Backyard windmills are sprouting across N ...

A Philadelphia native who once sang on the streets for nickels and dimes is being remembered for a concert she gave 70 years ago. On East ...

Consumer confidence crawls back from the depths this week, but does that mean that Americans are thinking any differently about their per ...

Atlantic City Casinos continue to lose money. For the second straight month, the town’s casinos have set a record for the biggest m ...

As Tiger Woods tries to reclaim the green jacket at this weekend’s PGA Masters Tournament, a local program aimed at getting kids fr ...

Delaware’s general assembly is on a two-week Easter break. Members will find a stack of legislation waiting for them when they retu ...

Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell has proposed a wide range of cuts in his budget. Among the programs he wants to eliminate is the Pennsyl ...

Recently leaked emails have linked two Democratic lawmakers to an ongoing illegal campaign work scheme in Harrisburg that’s been ca ...

Even in these difficult economic times, some traditions are continuing. Easter and Passover are fueling some holiday spending. Eve ...

The tower at Independence Hall is deteriorating because of the elements and it’s unique construction. Now, a project is underway to ...

Only 20 – 25 percent of children with mental disorders receive treatment, according to the U.S. Surgeon General. One reason is pe ...

Seth Williams is back… on the ballot that is. The Democratic candidate for District Attorney was kicked off the May 19th primary ba ...