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Today’s going to feel like the tropics compared to what’s in store for tomorrow.  ...

Authorities in Philadelphia say a gun accidentally discharged on a subway platform, injuring a passenger waiting for the train. Po ...

Fire crews responded to a home on the 1500 block of Conlyn Street in the West Oak Lane section of the city late Friday night where two pe ...

A woman giving birth in the back seat of a taxi got some help from a quick-thinking Philadelphia police officer. Kimberly Anderson ...

Here’s a look at stories you may have missed in Northwest Philadelphia this week:     1. ...

In a stunning decision, a Common Pleas Judge has concluded that Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow’s firing on Oct. 7 violat ...

To improve health services in New Jersey, the commissioner of the state health department will seek national accreditation. Accred ...

The Pennsylvania Senate passed three bills this week aimed at easing the pain of Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter’s property tax r ...

You can’t blame the Republicans for thinking they could get away with their abusive and bullying behavior forever. After all, they& ...

A former Planned Parenthood doctor suspected of poor conduct has signed a Consent Agreement, prepared by the Attorney General’s Off ...

North Broad Street has seen an explosion of development in recent years with new housing and restaurants. Now it’s getting some new ...

A Philadelphia Common Pleas Judge has concluded that Philadelphia Inquirer editor Bill Marimow’s firing on Oct. 7 violated the oper ...

AAA estimates about 43.4 million Americans will journey 50 miles or more during the Thanksgiving holiday weekend. And it will cost ...

Beginning with the class of 2017, students in Pennsylvania will have to pass a state standardized test to earn a high school diploma. ...

Farming in the hill country of northeast Thailand has its own set of challenges. “Anything that’s good for flatland fa ...