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Cheering fans filled Love Park Sunday to welcome home Philadelphia’s Taney Dragons from their historic run in the Little League World S ...

Did Joseph Wood suffer when he was executed in Arizona last month? Some witnesses reported that Wood gasped over 600 times during ...

Here’s a look at stories NewsWorks will cover next week in Northwest Philadelphia. 1. On Sept. 11, Philadelphia Uni ...

A new report identifies Philadelphia as “the top big American city for bicycle commuting.” It was produced by the Bicycle Coa ...

Interstate 495 through Delaware is now open in both directions.  Delaware’s Dept. of Transportation reports that bridge ...

Former New Jersey Gov. Jim McGreevey has returned to Trenton. McGreevey had an hour-long, closed-door meeting with Trenton Mayor E ...

A 97-year-old World War II veteran has finally received his service medals earned from his time in the Army. ...

A southern New Jersey woman is fighting for legal approval to own chickens she says she bought to eat ticks after her sons contracted Lym ...

Model aircraft hobbyists, research universities and commercial drone operators and investors have filed lawsuits challenging a government ...

A top U.S. health official plans to travel to West Africa to see firsthand how the Ebola outbreak is unfolding. Dr. Tom Frieden, d ...

Goldman Sachs has agreed to pay $3.15 billion to resolve claims that it misled U.S. mortgage giants Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac about risk ...

Drivers hitting the road on the Labor Day weekend may pay the lowest amount for gas since 2010. AAA Mid-Atlantic says that average ...

The perpetual New Jersey political candidate who calls himself Weedman has some obstacles to getting on the ballot for a congressional ra ...

Police are investigating a fatal shooting and a man’s claim that he shot the victim after a robbery attempt. Authorities say ...

Job No. 1 for whoever wins this fall’s election for Pennsylvania governor likely will be trying to solve the state government’ ...