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Although the state toughened its DUI laws in 2003, on average one person is killed by a drunken driver every day in Pennsylvania.  ...

The Philadelphia School District will open its doors Monday. And for the second year in a row top district officials admit that resource ...

Last week, the Corbett administration announced a Medicaid-alternative agreement with the federal government that would allow more people ...

For many of us, what we do each week at our job is affected by our bosses and our co-workers. But for David Wood, his work week is ...

Philadelphia has no shortage of parks and squares.  Some have become bustling centers of civic life, while others — well ̵ ...

In her new book, Cristin O’Keefe Aptowicz captures Mütter’s journey from young, sickly orphan to beloved surgeon and teacher ...

Dr. Abdalmajid Katranji has been treating badly wounded patients in a bare bones operation room for the past four years in Syria.  ...

A million Americans have trouble hearing high-pitched sounds, especially vets and people working industrial jobs. But makers of a new hyb ...

Scientists are starting to hear a new kind of message from far across the universe, the question is what (or who) is sending it? I ...

A Drexel-led team of scientists named a newly discovered dinosaur Thursday, a sauropod from southern Patagonia dubbed “Dreadnoughtu ...

The Sustainable Choice Art of Food — Produced by Monica Rogozinski Consideration of social responsibilities is an imp ...

While Sandy’s devastation brought renewed attention to ...

The U.S. economy is bouncing back from the depths of the recession. Still, it’s not clear how employees across the country are bene ...

Jazz funerals are typically associated more with New Orleans than Delaware.  But the quiet beach town of Bethany Beach will become a ...

On this week’s Reporter’s Roundtable, Dave Davies describes the difficult position of Congressman Chaka Fattah.  And Tau ...