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A Superior Court judge has decided the firing of a Delaware court employee was, in fact, appropriate. Michele Carty was fired in 2 ...

Can you say gamification? PennDOT need ...

The frigid winter wind blew through Gorgas Park in Roxborough on Wednesday morning while students from Philadelphia University huddled in ...

The newly-constructed Indian River Inlet Bridge is open for vehicular traffic as of today.    The new structure will ...

A state court is siding with the Philadelphia firefighters’ union in a longstanding dispute with the city over the status of para ...

About 1,000 thousand commercial property owners in Philadelphia may be in line for smaller tax bills. Meanwhile, a new ruling could cost ...

A new report finds major problems in the Philadelphia Fire Department.  It says with significant reforms, the city could afford to s ...

No longer missing but definitely damaged, the head of Bridgeton’s Civil War statue could cost as much as $75,000 to repair. ...

The south walkway of the Ben Franklin Bridge will reopen Monday. Of course, that means the north walkway will close. The south wal ...

Milford citizens and business owners are invited to sign up for automated community notifications from the Milford Police Departments. ...

Legislation plans announced yesterday would help Pennsylvania residents get loans for flood mitigation. Sen. Vincent Hughes, D-Phi ...

Good morning, Feeders! As you fight off the cold weather today, stay tuned for a story from tonight’s School Reform Commission hear ...

Texas Gov. Rick Perry is abandoning his presidential bid and endorsing Newt Gingrich. That’s according to Republican offici ...

They can be up to two feet long and weigh up to 18 pounds.  They have fang-like teeth and resemble rats.  They’re nutria, ...

Mayor James Baker of Wilmington has announced several measures to better inform the public about parking restrictions and how they are en ...