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If you want to know more about your genes — even just for curiosity’s sake — it’s easy to sidestep the doctor these days. ...

A civic-minded group of young Philadelphians has awarded small grants to propel three projects that aim to make their city more livable a ...

“Design is the thread that runs through everything,” is the lead slogan of the annual DesignPhiladelphia festival. This year ...

The city’s culinary stars took center stage at the 2012 Audi Feastival, the annual fundraising event for ...

For nearly 30 years, Mount Airy residents Andy and Michele Trackman loved, learned and created together, even when Michele went through t ...

The complaint alleges that Independent Party of Delaware candidate Alex Pires misused staff and resources from several bars, night clubs ...

The benefit of assigning police officers to pound the beat — walking regular rounds through neighborhoods — has long been debated ...

By early next year, Jenkintown will no longer have a Barnes & Noble. It’s not great news for the borough, but it’s not th ...

After the unexpected outcome of the presidential debate last week, Republicans and Democrats are shifting their attention to the vice pre ...

Wilmington Police are trying to identify an armed gunman who was seen on surveillance tape opening fire on a city street late last month ...

On Dec. 23, 2009, the right mirror of a Loomis truck hit the left mirror of a Route 21 SEPTA bus at 15th and Walnut streets. Eight ...

A panel of healthcare experts will be in Mount Airy on Tuesday to help small businesses understand how President Obama’s Affordable ...

The Philadelphia Police Department released surveillance footage on Thursday detailing an armed robbery that occurred at a Germantown Dun ...

There’s a groundbreaking on the Schuylkill banks tomorrow that’s 10 years in the making. Shovels will hit the dirt at ...