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Call it a burning desire to help. Firefighters from two of the busiest fire companies in Northwest Philadelphia filled their boots ...

The mayor and members of town council in Laurel may decide tonight whether to extend a curfew imposed on non-residents of the Carvel Gard ...

Both Philadelphia’s pro basketball and hockey teams are tangled in seven-game playoff series. The Sixers, against the Chicago Bulls ...

A 21-year-old East Germantown man was shot and killed Saturday afternoon during an incident in which a 13-year-old suffered a graze wound ...

Three Penn State University alumni have been elected to the school’s board of trustees in the first election following the child se ...

The family of deceased firefighters Daniel Sweeney has filed court papers following Sweeney’s death while battling a blaze in a Ken ...

Delaware regulators and the liquor and beverage industry are teaming up in an awareness campaign to keep the annual “rites of sprin ...

Charles W. Cullen was a former chairman of the agency in charge of Delaware’s roads in the 1930’s. His name will now be attac ...

The Constitution turns 225 this year, but some of the things we associate with it aren’t even of legal drinking age. Today, ...

Amara Rockar, I’m writing to you to respond to your tweet about us using the Crossing Broad blog as a news source for Jen Ho ...

Less than a week after his Pennsylvania primary win, Stephen Kinsey was back on the House floor. It was a somewhat strange experience for ...

There were reality stars at the 2012 Point to Point, but to be sure it was the hats and the horses that stole the show. Attendance ...

Partly cloudy skies and the threat of rain weren’t nearly enough to stop dozens of vendors from showing off their best produce and ...

  What was up with Joe Biden yesterday? Was his heartfelt embrace of gay marriage, uttered on Meet the Press, simply an ...