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The country's oldest nuclear power plant is being sold to a company that will decommission it in the next eight years.

So many aid programs in low-income countries have set 'empowering women' as their goal.

Most of the tax revenue would go to the Highway Trust Fund.

Philadelphia will host one of the first conferences for black cannabis entrepreneurs in October.

They are suing the market's owner, Glengarry Properties, saying it has violated an almost 40-year-old deed-restricted covenant on the land.

New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy is launching two initiatives to help attract high-tech companies to the state.

How does an industrial city reinvent itself when its main industry disappears?

CEO says proposed merger will mean long-term stability for the casino that's been beset by increased competition from nearby states in recent years.

A federal drug-use survey suggested that 8.38 percent of Pennsylvania’s 9.5 million adults use marijuana at least on a monthly basis.

State should reform how it gives job-creation tax incentives to businesses, suggests new report that underscores high price tag for Camden jobs

Businesses in Philadelphia try to divert locals from going down the shore, to spend a little more time in the city.

For nearly a quarter century Terry McNally has played Marie Antoinette for Philadelphia's satirical Bastille Day celebration in the city's Fairmount section.

Tech workers from Salesforce, Microsoft, Amazon and Google have been putting pressure on their CEOs to cut ties and end contracts with ICE.

On the afternoon of June 21, Kerri Grogan was managing the social media account for Feminist Apparel when a notification popped up. < ...