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A police chase that spanned Germantown on Thursday night came to abrupt end against a tree. At about 8:30 p.m., police patrolling ...

The former owner of an East Falls coffee shop pled guilty on Thursday to two charges stemming from an unseemly encounter with a customer. ...

  Here we go again. Or, as folk-rocker Steve Earle sings, “And the drums are drumming again.” All too pred ...

With no opposition expressed from community representatives, developers will transform a Manayunk residence into a multiple unit dwelling ...

Residents, business owners and other Maplewood Mall supporters came together Wednesday night to discuss plans for the June 22 “Re-I ...

“If you’re not out there, you’re only going to hear about it,” has been a mantra for Philadelphia photojournalist ...

The story goes that about a year ago, longtime McDonald’s franchisee Richard Johnson was getting out of the burger business and loo ...

Lawmakers are trying to keep pigs in hunters’ crosshairs, while a Pennsylvania agency appears poised to crack down on hunting prese ...

Looking for something to do this week? WHYY’s Robin Bloom has some recommendations on what’s happening in the Philadelphia re ...

A band of nomads is dropping by the Main Line in what has become a yearly visitation. The 30 plein-air (“open air”) pa ...

The new and innovative play “It’s My Party: The Women and Comedy Project” reaches into three different theatrical world ...

Over the past 20 years, the Interfaith Network of Northwest/Northeast Philadelphia has helped 327 families transition out of homelessness ...

The long history of African-Americans on the Delaware River is traced in a new exhibition at the Independence Seaport Museum in Philadelp ...

Stephanie Shull was in Boston supporting her friends and fellow Bryn Mawr Running Club members in the Boston Marathon the day the bombs w ...