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  In a small town such as Boyertown, you know it’s Memorial Day. Flags fly from buildings and fire trucks. Streets a ...

It looks like it’ll be a long, tough drive home for folks leaving the Wildwoods on Memorial Day. Route 47 was closed in both ...

A piece of wisdom from living in West Africa — when adapting to a new culture, it’s the women you want to pay attention to. No on ...

Supporters of the T.D. Bank Philadelphia Pro Cycling Championship want to limit the drunkenness and rowdiness that have been part of past ...

A New Egypt, N.J., woman submits a letter written in 1945 by her great uncle, a private in the U.S. Army, days before losing his life at ...

In an age before iPhones and video games, an electronic map of the historic Gettysburg battlefield once inspired many visitors to learn m ...

A Pennsylvania judge is about to decide the most significant pretrial issue in former Penn State assistant football coach Jerry Sandusky& ...

The city of Philadelphia technically needs to approve a budget by this Thursday. For a number of reasons, that’s not going to happe ...

One of the oldest parades in the country continued the tradition in Bridesburg Monday to honor those who gave their lives in service to t ...

The Coast Guard is leading the search for a 17-year-old boy who disappeared while swimming late Sunday afternoon off Long Branch. ...

Members of a Delaware National Guard unit that served in Afghanistan are being reunited with their loved ones. Gov. Jack Markell p ...

Alex Pires had two of the most captive bully pulpits to make his views known in the last two weeks. On May 23rd he told a national ...

Is the School Reform Commission trying to sell the Philadelphia schools off to the highest bidder? In a word, no. But it is ...

NBC 10 reports that high humidity a ...

Hurricane season begins Friday, and even areas not typically prone to flooding can be at risk. When it comes to flood insurance cl ...