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Fat, dirty, unattractive — Philadelphia’s been at or near the top of a lot of unflattering lists. But the list we’re ...

Good morning, Feeders! City Council’s Rules Committee will have a busy morning. Members will hear testimony about a proposed ...

The Town of Milton offers up sounds of the 50’s and 60’s at its weekly free outdoor concert. The trip down memory lane ...

This is a cautionary tale about the dark side of social media. This is a classic case of what can happen when the jackals on Twitter poun ...

The Coast Guard has suspended the search for a young boy who disappeared Sunday while swimming in the ocean off Atlantic City. ...

Adults interested in learning more about becoming a foster parent are invited to an informational meeting tonight in Kent County. ...

The process of replacing a Wilmington City Council member who stepped down recently is underway. City Council President Norman Gri ...

The Philly Pops wants to get rid of the artistic director who has been its leader for more than three decades, saying his contract is t ...

NASA is set to send a new space instrument into orbit this week, and Penn State University researchers are on the team that will share ti ...

NewsWorks content partner NBC10 reported that a 27-year-old man suffered what would prove to be fatal injuries after being shot on the un ...

Pennsylvania’s House of Representatives spent three hours last night debating a proposal to end state control over liquor and wine ...

The young man identified as “victim number four” in the commonwealth’s case against Jerry Sandusky took the stand yesterday in the ...

To the west is Independence Hall and Carpenter’s Hall, where the Continental Congress met for the first time. To the north is Ben F ...

The Jersey Shore means so many things to so many people — family gatherings, fishing, boating, gambling and sometimes a much needed esc ...

Be not afraid of fatherhood. Some men are born fathers, some achieve fatherhood, and some have fatherhood thrust upon them.   ...