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The Philadelphia Parking Authority plans to begin issuing 45 medallions for new, wheelchair acces ...

Christians the world over awoke this morning ready to give — and to get. Today is Ash Wednesday. In the Christian tradition, ...

“Spirit of Uganda,” an African youth performance troupe, will make a stop at William Penn Charter School next week on its Nor ...

Officials are awaiting autopsy results on a woman who was killed after a gas leak and explosion destroyed at least 10 houses and damaged ...

Bill Tilden was the first American to win a Wimbledon title, but you wouldn’t know it in Germantown, the Philadelphia neighborhood ...

Texas has kicked off the ’14 Republican primary season, burnishing its unrivaled reputation for embracing the Crazy. And what an el ...

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The SAT college entrance exam taken last year by 1.6 million students is getting its first upgrade since 2005. The nonprofit Coll ...

Authorities are investigating the crash of a single-engine plane at Atlantic City International Airport. The Federal Aviation Admi ...

Trace amounts of peanuts that might prove deadly for a few allergic classmates have nearly eliminated the old peanut-butter-and-jelly sta ...

President Obama, in his response so far to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, is sending a clear message to Iran to never negotiate away it ...

A flood insurance bill that initially seemed unlikely to pass through Congress now seems poised to become law. The U.S. House of R ...