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NFL Films has released its annual movie chronicling the Super Bowl champions: “Philadelphia Eagles: Super Bowl LII Champions.”

Three Republicans vie for the opportunity to challenge Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf in November.

More than 50 women have alleged Cosby sexually assaulted them, spanning from the 1960s to the 2000s.

If the first morning of court arguments in the hearings ahead of Bill Cosby’s retrial are any barometer, hostility between both sides is poised to be high.

Green is pursuing a legal degree at Temple University’s Beasley School of Law, as well as spreading the spirit of rock ‘n' roll once again through a new endeavor.

The annual Philadelphia Flower Show gets its feet wet in environmental issues surrounding water.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup's Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

Pa.'s Medicaid program will no longer require doctors to get approval when prescribing medications that are proven to help people stay off heroin and prescription painkillers.

“Marie Begins” is a fully sung, interaction opera in the style of "Choose Your Own Adventure" books, with several diverging story branches and five different conclusions.

Now that districts have been completely overhauled, some big questions remain: just how much gerrymandering is too much?

Kenney says funding the school district is critical, but council members aren't thrilled about his plan to hike property taxes.

The Republican Party seems to be slowly shifting on gun-control measures, but every proposal still faces an uphill battle.

The big news coming out of Mayor Jim Kenney's annual budget address held Thursday morning in City Council chambers is a proposed six percent increase in property taxes.

The school shooting threat was linked back to a 10-year-old student. And just after 11 a.m., Cumberland County College in Vineland, New Jersey, lifted its lockdown.

Three more Democrats are running for Meehan's seat, with more sure to follow.