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Philadelphia’s Richard “Tre” Jenkins recently received the email of his life, an acceptance letter from Harvard University. De ...

Long before #MeToo, long before pound signs were even called hash tags, Anita Hill accused a powerful man of sexual harassment in plain view of the American public.

If the last gubernatorial election is any indication, education will be a major topic in the upcoming race between two wealthy York County businessmen.

As American farmers grow older, many more people may experience mobility issues — and need the adaptive technology disabled farmer Dennis Hunsberger uses.

Marijuana’s sober cousin, hemp, may soon become legal again. Scientists and industrialists are figuring out what to do with the super-weed.

Some came with physical scars, reminders of suddenly opened car-doors and drunk drivers. Others came with emotional scars, memories of suddenly lost loved-ones.

The clash over Rebuild centers around an agreement between the mayor and building trades union leader John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty outlining union hiring plans

Some fear the approach could scatter homeless drug users around the neighborhood.

Lizz Fiedler and Chris Rabb were able to beat Democratic organizations

A lawyer for Cosmo DiNardo called the deaths a 'sad, senseless tragedy.'

A bill making its way through the Pa. legislature has split a community brought together by a common diagnosis, and it could be the next front in the abortion debate.

Three women will lead local Democrats into a potentially game-changing general election

The personal information of more than 200,000 Delawareans was compromised in the recently disclosed Facebook data breach.

More than 50 scientists are running for federal office this year. Right now, the vast majority of people in Congress have backgrounds in law, business, or politics.

Activists are reigniting Martin Luther King Jr.’s unfinished fight against poverty.