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Philadelphia’s Brewerytown has has enjoyed a rebirth recently, with a new grocery store and a bunch of new residents. But it’ ...

A federal jury in Philadelphia has deadlocked on most of the fraud charges against charter school founder Dorothy June Brown and acquitte ...

In 1975, Nebraska Sen. Roman Hruska warned a Congressional hearing that American college football was in mortal danger. The th ...

At 11:30 a.m. Thursday, Philadelphia-born comedian ...

Embrace winter this weekend. The temperatures are back on the rise and so are fun family activities. Enjoy the magic of music and nature ...

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Sometimes the coolest things happen when you’re not looking. At 10 a.m., for instance, in the theater, when most stages are dark an ...

President Barack Obama has made a controversial pick to head the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division. While working a ...

The Philadelphia Art Commission advanced three projects by granting them final approval at its first meeting of the new year on Wednesday ...

Philadelphia’s city controller is releasing more details on his plan to bring jobs to the city.  If Philadelphia’ ...

The mother of a young woman killed in the Aurora, Colorado movie theater shooting in 2012 visited Delaware to urge lawmakers to pass a bi ...

Today, snow fell upon my suburban Philly home. By two o’clock, it stopped, and I came to the realization that I was going to have t ...

Let’s see…were there two or three concussions during the first weekend of the NFL playoffs?  It’s hard to keep tra ...

In parts of South Jersey, January is the month for Muskrat dinners. For more than 75 years, the fire company in Lower Alloways Cre ...

The general public may approve of the way the state has handled the Hurricane Sandy crisis, but frustrations continue to mount among thou ...