Area Leaders Consider Pitching Philaldelphia for 2016 Democratic Convention
About twenty business, political, and union leaders from around the region gathered for the 90-minute, closed-door meeting at the Union League.
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About twenty business, political, and union leaders from around the region gathered for the 90-minute, closed-door meeting at the Union League.
The principals of PHL Local Gaming say they have a head start on their five competitors because CEO and chairman Joe Procacci would use one of his warehouses to house the casino.
US congressman Bob Brady is ramping up his effort to lure the 2016 Democratic National Convention to Philadelphia.
Boeing says two recent contracts will fund production of a total of 337 aircraft between 2015 and 2019.
Their curriculum came pre-loaded onto a brand-new iPad, along with some custom-made apps to help them learn.
The Birds had close to a full house and the first preseason game is this Friday, so it was a good time for Linc security to get strict with the new "Be Clear" policy.
Rob Dubow says the Philadelphia school district's budget woes could get worse if City Council doesn't approve a bill to make permanent the once-temporary hike in the sales tax.
Freeman's Auction House in Philadelphia estimates the limited-edition portfolio of 10 photos could fetch $10,000 to $15,000 when it goes on the block Sept. 10.
There were no jackpot winners for Saturday's drawing. The next drawing will be Wednesday, and the revised estimated jackpot is $400 million.
One of the biggest attractions at the annual Pennsylvania Dutch Festival has always been watching Beiler's Donuts being made, and then eating them fresh from the kettle.
After reciting the Hippocratic oath, the first-year medical students slipped on their white physician's coats with the help of loved ones.
After 16 hours, the strike at the Pennsylvania Convention Center is over.
Brig. Gen. Steven Shapiro takes command of the agency that's responsible for supplying America's armed forces with food, uniforms, protective equipment, construction equipment, medical materiel, and pharmaceuticals and repair parts, to the tune of $14 billion annually.
It may not be a surprise, but it is troubling: Americans in their 20s are less financially independent than they were two years ago.
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