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Business in January held its course thanks, in part, to warmer than normal weather this winter and an improving economy, according to the ...

A retired Philadelphia Police Captain who became famous for wearing his uniform while getting arrested at the Occupy Wall Street protests ...

In this month’s editorial cartoon Rob Tornoe looks at one of the front runners of the Republican presidential race. Here’s hi ...

Eagle’s cornerback Asante Samuel arrived in South Philly this morning, not wearing his team jersey, but instead donning a pair of w ...

There’s a tattoo convention in Philadelphia this weekend, but you may never know it. Seems ...

Delaware Attorney General Beau Biden led negotiations to protect America’s soldiers from wrongful foreclosures. The special ...

Judge John M. Cleland will rule on two pre-trial issues at a later date, following Friday’s hearing in the pending trial of former ...

When the Royal Flush tanker truck pulls up in front of the Mt. Airy Art Garage, co-founders Arleen Olshan and Linda Slodki spring into ac ...

The number of Delaware teens who get pregnant while in school is on the decline.  In fact, the state now ranks 7th in that category. ...

The Pennsylvania Ballet has always prided itself on its dancers’ abilities to master the classics, but this weekend, the company is ...

While the Philadelphia School District tries to find ways to cut tens of millions of dollars from its budget by June, the problem is ge ...

Students and families in Philadelphia who are bewildered over how to apply for college financial aid can get some help Feb. 18. Th ...

Kelly Drive is back open after being shut down this morning for a multi-vehicle accident near the Strawberry Mansion area.  P ...

Imhotep Charter began their run toward a potential fourth Public League high-school basketball title Thursday with a 77-51 win over Maste ...