Delaware County Officials Ask That Second Philadelphia Casino License Not Be Awarded
"Anyone with common sense sees that the gaming industry has changed wholly over this last year," said councilman John McBlain.
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"Anyone with common sense sees that the gaming industry has changed wholly over this last year," said councilman John McBlain.
Seems like winter began in the Delaware Valley before Winter officially arrived. The first flakes of the season accumulated on grassy surfaces tonight from the Poconos to the city and beyond.
Authorities have added terrorism charges against a man accused of ambushing a Pennsylvania State Police barracks and killing a trooper, and they say he told them he wanted to "wake people up."
Health care advocates are gearing up for the new insurance enrollment period in the Affordable Care Act.
A Chester, Pa. woman has become the first person to feel the effects of a new Pennsylvania law that contains tougher penalties for those who make gun "straw purchases."
Today, at the Bellevue, at Broad and Walnut Streets, former Pennsylvania governor Ed Rendell helped kick off "Tasting Week."
A winning Pennsylvania Lottery Cash 5 ticket worth $800,000 was sold at the Quik Stop store in Norristown, Montgomery County on November 10.
The Blooming Grove station in northeastern Pennsylvania is reopening to the public exactly two months after a sniper opened fire, killing a trooper and seriously wounding another.
The rally highlighted a new Pennsylvania law that allows charter school operators a direct appeal if their application is turned down by the SRC.
The 60s will be sticking around for the next few days. Enjoy them while they last.
A group of school districts, parents, and the NAACP are suing the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, claiming the state's level of school funding is unconstitutional.
By the time this chill reaches us Thursday or Friday, temperatures may average 10-15 degrees below normal for several days on end.
Pennsylvania Gov.-elect Tom Wolf said Monday a former state environmental protection secretary will serve as his chief of staff after he takes office in January.
Mayor Nutter and a host of other Democrats from across Pennsylvania are going to court, trying to overturn a bill signed into law by Gov. Corbett last month.
Republican State Senator of Pennsylvania's 28th District, Scott Wagner talked with WPHT's Chris Stigall about who's to blame for Tom Corbett losing his bid for reelection and what he wants to do about it.
