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In Wissahickon, residents are working together to restore a damaged sign that served as a gateway to their community. As reported ...

The National Rifle Association speaks! Five days after Newtown, the gun-fetish powerhouse has finally breached its silence, calling itsel ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to the Loews Philadelphia Hotel for the Madlyn ...

A housekeeper has pleaded guilty to a federal charge in connection with the theft of a bust of Benjamin Franklin from a home in suburban ...

A coalition of community groups that includes the city’s teachers union is calling for a temporary halt to the ...

Temple University wants to build a new rowing facility on Philadelphia’s historic Boathouse Row. The school is seeking permi ...

In Day 3 of “Certain Poor Shepherds,” our Christmas tale by Chris Satullo and Tony Auth, the heroine, Nora Gallagher, plunges ...

We’ve been led to believe that Santa is fat.  We’ve been misled. ...

NewsWorks went back to check in on several of the stories it covered in 2012. These “What Happened Next” updates will run ...

The Roxborough man accused of attempting to lure a young girl into his vehicle was formally arraigned on four charges Tuesday morning.&nb ...

Philadelphia residents are one step closer to getting new tax bills. On Tuesday, Mayor Michael Nutter met behind closed doors with ...