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Travelers headed out of Gates C and D from the Philadelphia International Airport have a chance to see a sample of one of the 10 largest ...

On Friday, a trial date was set for the three defendants charged with chaining mentally challenged people in a Tacony basement.   ...

Here’s some summer-inspired advice, for pet owners.   Everyone knows that sunscreen protection is important for proper s ...

A lot has changed since Germantown Friends School opened 167 years ago, but its graduations always call for celebration at a Meeting Hous ...

This story only gets better as you read.   According to ...

A 28-year-old police officer assigned to the 35th District, which covers portions of West Oak Lane and East Germantown, remained in criti ...

Last Friday, I made a point on our evening news magazine NewsWorks Tonight about the way Philadelphia City Council is handling an issue t ...

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An unidentified man was shot a little before 8p.m. near 63rd and Cedar Avenue on Saturday night. According to ...

From the department of wow: Philly.com has come at us with another of its informative, yet scary, ...

Are Philadelphia businesses spending more on energy than necessary? City Council is looking to gather data on energy and water use ...

OK who needed all the quarters? On Saturday, NewsWorks spotted a Philadelphia Inquirer newspaper box open at the corner of Germantown Ave ...

William Penn Charter School held its graduation ceremony for 93 students on its East Falls campus on Saturday.  Check out these phot ...

Here’s a look at what’s to come on NewsWorks this week: A tumultuous year for public and parochial sc ...

AARP New Jersey State President Dave Mollen told a group of 400 AARP members and supporters that property taxes and keeping seniors out o ...