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The wake started small – only a few dozen people in the first few pews, but attendees were already coming from out of state to pitch in ...

Pitcher Mo’Ne Davis, one of two girls at the Little League World Series, threw a two-hitter to help Philadelphia beat Nashville 4-0 ...

The widow of Robin Williams has made public that the actor was in the early stages of Parkinson’s disease before taking his own lif ...

A nursing assistant from Emily Bissell Hospital is facing charges including patient abuse.   The incident happened at ...

Philadelphia’s public schools will open on time and – for the time being – mass layoffs will be averted.   & ...

Philadelphia has seen the opening of many parks this summer. The latest will be a permanent fixture on the Delaware River.  W ...

If you believe data reveals truths about everything, and you love a good burrito, you have to head over the Five Thirty Eight blog ...

Just about everyone has had a maddening experience with customer service. Two Comcast customers recently used the Internet to publicize p ...

Garry Cobb spent more than a decade as a pro football player tackling opponents on the field. Now, the former Philadelphia Eagles linebac ...

Even though the unemployment rate went up, labor anaylsts say Delaware’s job market is showing some very positive signs. Del ...

While news that Philadelphia public schools will open on time next month came as a relief to parents throughout the city, many said they ...

The “ban-the-box” law that Gov. Chris Christie signed this week doesn’t take effect until March.   & ...

Frank Newport, editor in chief of the Gallup Poll, joins NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller to talk about the confidence Americans have i ...

Proving the adage that no good deed goes unpunished, a Trenton man faces several drug charges after he tried to save a friend from a drug ...

Los Angeles is considering turning voting ballots into lottery tickets. With fewer than a fourth of voters showing up for recent l ...