Pa. Court Rejects Foxwoods Appeal On Loss of Gambling License
Commonwealth Court on Thursday upheld the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's decision of last December revoking Foxwoods' license.
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Commonwealth Court on Thursday upheld the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board's decision of last December revoking Foxwoods' license.
The theme is for this year's "Pie in the Sky" event is "Buy a pie, Feed a family." And the pies are indeed delicious.
The advocacy group AARP is seeking to tackle hunger among older Americans. To that end, it is holding a fundraiser at the Shops at Liberty Place.
Could the rioting at Penn State on Wednesday night have been prevented?
Proponents of sports betting in the Garden State are wasting no time in working on their goal, now that voters have given them the green light to proceed.
Philadelphia Federal Credit Union opened 1,400 new accounts last month, 400 more than normal.
Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak is the featured speaker at Rutgers' Entrepreneurship Day on Monday.
Now that voters have approved the sale of alcohol in Moorestown, NJ -- but only at the mall -- local officials are looking into how to make it work.
A local gelato shop has been named as the best gelato shop in the world. It was ranked even better than the gelato in Italy.
November and December are traditionally the busiest for marriage proposals. So, with diamond rings in high demand, what do women want -- and what's a guy to do?
Sportsmen and farmers are facing off over a proposal to allow Sunday hunting in Pennsylvania.
The Occupy Wall Street and Occupy Philly movement wants people to relocate their money from banks to credit unions.
Janice Nasuti did what more and more people are doing; she started her own business.
"I don't think anybody else wanted the task of regulating the taxi industry," says the owner of a Philadelphia cab company who thinks the Parking Authority is doing a pretty good job of it.
The Federal Communications Commission is now considering whether to appeal a federal court ruling yesterday that CBS cannot be fined for Janet Jackson's notorious "wardrobe malfunction" during the 2004 Super Bowl.
