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As we witness the systematic murder of Philadelphia’s public schools and the destruction of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers ...

One thing you can usually count on when going to the doctor is getting put on a scale. And if you tip that scale into the overweight rang ...

A cool, dry late-summer weekend is nearly here, and it looks like some are already getting an early start in Loch Arbor, courtesy of this ...

Who wants to talk 2016 politics?  Rob Tornoe will if you’ll permit him to say a few things about Joe Biden’s possible ru ...

Workers have shut down a nuclear plant in southern New Jersey after a leak was detected in the containment building. The Nuclear R ...

Sen. Carper is the second member of the Delaware Congressional delegation to visit our First studios. He talks about saving U.S. Postal S ...

There wasn’t much of a visible sunrise this morning at the shore, but less than 12 hours earlier, an enormous reddish moon illumina ...

Enamored by social media and impressed by the quality of his incoming students, Philadelphia University President Stephen Spinelli starte ...

  The first rule of writing while on vacation is to keep it simple. And what could be simpler than Rick Santorum? Penn ...

Paul Zeph clearly remembers the last time he saw one. “I was driving along the Susquehanna River north of Harrisburg and saw ...

Wilmington fire investigators are back at the scene of Thursday’s building fire, trying to figure out what caused the blaze inside ...

A man and a woman are in stable condition after double shooting late Thursday night in West Oak Lane.     ...

Diner en Blanc returned to Philadelphia Thursday night for an evening of dining and dancing. Dressed entirely in white attire and toting ...

From the moment Daphne Pielak-Watkins stepped through the doors of Mama’s Wellness Joint in Center City, she felt comforted by ...

Philadelphia’s Redevelopment Authority oversees tens of thousands of vacant lots in the city. The agency has paid artists small amo ...