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In this installment of Battleground 2020 we'll talk about energy politics in Pennsylvania and how the split in voters’ attitudes could influence the 2020 election.

Medicine is always changing. New treatments become available. Old ones become obsolete. But how does a treatment become established? How ...

Two days after a judge cleared the way for Philly's supervised injection site to open, plans fell apart. Now it's facing more opposition than ever.

The actor talks with Patrick Stoner about this new Austen adaptation. ...

We look at how the coronavirus is affecting financial markets, businesses, and consumer behavior and discuss what the government can do help stabilize the economy.

Census advocates are worried that an RNC mailer called the "2020 Congressional District Census" will confuse Pennsylvanians and cost the state federal funding.

COVID-19 — a coronavirus disease — is spreading around the world, putting people and governments on high alert. How will we respond t ...

We discuss the results from Super Tuesday that have come in so far, what they say about the 2020 democratic electorate, and each candidate’s viable path to the nomination.

In their hour of need, our heroes reunite despite the clear and present danger of forced unemployment. And what is soup, anyway? No one ...

Here's the story behind the "Boner 4ever" tag on Philly's historic Beury Building, now slated for renovation. Why some are calling for preservation and others? Not so much.

We talk about the coronavirus, its spread to the U.S., the government's response, and steps people should take to be prepared.

After surviving the worst high school shooting in American history, this student channeled her grief into activism.

People in Pa. prisons are counted as residents of where they're incarcerated instead of where they lived, leading to shifts in political power. Can a new lawsuit change that?