March Marked All-Time High For Table Games In Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania set an all-time high for gross revenue from table games last month, figures bolstered by the opening of the state's 11th casino.
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Pennsylvania set an all-time high for gross revenue from table games last month, figures bolstered by the opening of the state's 11th casino.
Heading off to college can be a daunting experience for any student but may be particularly hard for students with learning challenges who often have their own set of questions and concerns.
Police in Chester County arrested a man for impersonating a Federal investigator.
Police in Chester County arrested a man they say is responsible for the thefts of nearly 60 pairs of women's underwear from apartment complex laundry rooms in the past seven months.
State law requires the budget secretary to certify by April 15th how much will be available for property tax relief, and this year, that figure is more than $782 million dollars.
E-books are revolutionizing the way people read on the go, but the convenience could be costing you more.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Corbett has ordered Commonwealth flags lowered to half-staff in honor of two fallen Philadelphia firefighters.
Two firefighters and a resident were injured in an apartment complex fire in Berks County early Wednesday morning.
Dozens were treated to a view of the Republican Presidential Race from both sides of the aisle Monday night as former PA Governor Ed Rendell and Former NJ Governor Christine Todd Whitman offered their perspectives on the race for the GOP nomination.
Chris addresses the Phillies slow start and talks about the opening series in Pittsburgh with Manager Charlie Manuel. He discusses the alledged Republican "war on women" on the Monday Morning Matchup with Michael Bronstein and Jeff Roe and to Politico Reporter Mike Allen about "Inside the Circus", and e-book he co-authored about the Republican Primary Campaign for President.
The Natural Resources Defense Council has released a report on how ready states are for water problems created by climate change. And Pennsylvania is only one of nine states with an actual plan.
Chris is very exicted for opening day of the Phillies season. He talks to an opponent on gambling in Valley Forge, reviews last night's Pennsylvania Republican Senate Primary Debate with Dom Giordano and allegations that Mitt Romney used sandwiches to buy votes in Wisconsin.
If you've ever wanted to research your family history, a treasure-chest of information is available now that the 1940 census available online.
Gov. Tom Corbett is taking steps toward hiring a private company to run the Pennsylvania state lottery in an effort to improve cash flow.
A Pennsylvania man has been charged with a misdemeanor after authorities allege he tried to bring a loaded gun onto a plane at Philadelphia International Airport Thursday.
The spokesman for the state House majority leader says the chamber will likely tackle the issue of privatizing liquor sales later this spring.
Chris reviews the arguments before the Supreme Court yesterday focusing the mandate in the Affordable Healthcare Act requiring eveyone to purchase health insurance. He talks to former Minnesota Governor Tim Pawlenty about his support for Mitt Romney for President, Tom McGrath from Philadelphia Magazine, and J.L.Cauvinto and Kevin Israel about their show tonight at Helium Comedy Club.
Nobody won Tuesday's Mega Millions drawing and the jackpot for Friday's drawing is now $476 million.
Newt Gingrich says there's no reason to drop out of the race for the GOP nomination to challenge President Barack Obama, even though he's trailing in the polls and delegate tally.
In the wake of the controversy surrounding a bill that would require women seeking abortions to get a pre-procedure ultrasound, one Pennsylvania Senator has introduced similar legislation—for men.
The Chicago area vote will determine tonight's election, and experts will be looking at tonight's outcome to try and figure out what happens in Pennsylvania five weeks from today.
Only two city teams are still playing basketball. Of course, Drexel has made a deep run into the NIT, but those Penn Quakers are also still alive and they will host Butler tonight in the second round of the College Basketball Invitational (CBI).
"You just have to close your eyes." That seemingly innocuous statement is causing a lot of controversy in Pennsylvania.
Chris analyzes the Voter ID BIll that passed the PA legislature. He talks to Gene Epstein about his Hire Just One program, State Senator Lisa Boscola about her plan to legalize NCAA basketball pools, and to Jason Mattera about his new book Hollywood Hypocrites.
Police in Delaware County are searching for a suspect who robbed a bank Tuesday afternoon.
