Penn Travels To Columbia Saturday
It is all Ivy league action from here on out this season for the Penn Quakers, starting with a visit to New York on Saturday to take on Columbia.
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It is all Ivy league action from here on out this season for the Penn Quakers, starting with a visit to New York on Saturday to take on Columbia.
A Pennsylvania man is suing police and county prosecutors saying he was run over by a drunken driver after he was already handcuffed and lying in a road.
Military authorities say a Colorado-based Green Beret from Pennsylvania was killed over the weekend during an attack on his base in Afghanistan.
A coroner says a good Samaritan who had stopped to help another motorist change a tire died of trauma injuries caused when he was hit by another vehicle along a Pennsylvania highway.
Pennsylvania is surprisingly a crime-filled place, at least according to a man who co-wrote a book compiling many of the incidents we don't mention in polite company.
A Pennsylvania police chief caught on tape ranting and shooting guns was set to be fired Thursday night at a meeting. That is -- until a gun stopped the meeting in its tracks.
A new wrinkle has emerged as negotiations continue over a bill to generate new funding for roads, bridges and mass transit in Pennsylvania, a bill slated for a state House vote next week.
The Penn Quakers will play their final non-league game of the season on Saturday as they head down to Williamsburg, Virginia, to battle the Tribe of William and Mary.
Lawyers in a court challenge to Pennsylvania's ban on same-sex marriage are slated to meet with a federal judge.
The Department of Defense announced today the death of four soldiers who were supporting Operation Enduring Freedom.
A Powerball ticket worth $1 million from the October 5th drawing was sold in Montgomery County.
Republican Gov. Tom Corbett compared the marriage of same-sex couples to the marriage of a brother and sister during an appearance on a Friday morning TV news show.
The Department of Conservation and Natural Resources Acting Secretary, Ellen Ferretti, reminds all Pennsylvanians that state parks and forests are open for business as usual despite the government shut down.
Montgomery County on Tuesday appealed a state court order to stop issuing same-sex marriage licenses, the latest volley in Pennsylvania's fast-paced battle over gay marriage.
The NCAA says a lawsuit against it by the family of late Penn State football coach Joe Paterno and others is fatally flawed and should be thrown out.
If you are looking for a top notch local college football match-up this weekend, look no further than the Main Line on Saturday when Villanova hosts Penn.
State Treasurer Rob McCord confirmed Tuesday that he will join the already crowded Democratic field for governor and try to challenge an expected re-election bid by Republican Gov. Tom Corbett next year.
Property tax relief is the Rubik's Cube of the Pennsylvania legislature. A complicated puzzle, it obsesses lawmakers for years at a time, until they give up in exasperation.
Conservationists are worried about losing Pennsylvania's rich trove of historical artifacts.
Pennsylvania's unemployment rate rose last month for the first time since January, while employer payrolls rose modestly.
A winning Pennsylvania Powerball Lottery Ticket worth $1 million for the September 18th drawing was sold by a retailer in Philadelphia.
A Pennsylvania man has been charged with driving drunk while carrying an open can of beer—on a riding lawn mower.
A new panel created by Governor Tom Corbett to prepare for proposed military base reductions or closings held its first public meeting this week.
That's a controversial technique to reverse a gay or lesbian child's sexual orientation.
Two state lawmakers from Philadelphia say they'll try once again to convince colleagues to raise Pennsylvania's minimum wage, despite the failure of past proposals.
