The convenience chain Sheetz wants to build a new store and fueling center in Limerick Township. It would be located at the ...

In interviews, South Side neighbors said the results of the new neighborhood map might be influenced by a number of factors that all tie into how these neighborhood are perceived, including crime, ...

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Employees of a flagship Whole Foods Market in Philadelphia voted to become the ... part-time employees at Whole Foods in Philadelphia, PA, to vote on union representation by UFCW Local 1176 ...

The main reason for redrawing ward maps is to rebalance the wards to reflect population changes, according to the ACLU of Mississippi, so "that one person has one vote, and every vote has the same ...

Golden Hawks athletic director Stephen Tomaszewski announced the resignation of Ty Ward in a news release on Monday after two seasons. “Coach Ward has been an integral part of the Bethlehem ...

The injuries ranged from "pain to fractures," police said. A car plowed into a crowd of revelers in Philadelphia shortly after the Eagles won the NFC championship game and punched their ticket to ...

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At least three people were injured in Philadelphia on Sunday night after a car drove into a crowd of football fans celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles’ NFC Final win against the Washington ...

I think Sen. Kim Ward is being a bit hypocritical in accusing Gov. Josh Shapiro of being anti-worker (“Sen. Ward tells Shapiro to back sale to Nippon or watch jobs head to Ohio,” Jan. 9).