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The GOP is talking j-o-b plans. Jobs plans are all the rage these days, and the 2012 GOP presidential candidates will need to have ...

Jacqueline Mendelson began glass blowing while studying at Temple’s Tyler school in 1988. From that point on, Mendelson says she si ...

Two men have been charged with theft, conspiracy and other offenses for allegedly running a ring that printed fake UPC codes to rip off T ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams banked another guilty plea Thursday in the mounting case against Dr. Kermit Gosnell and his ...

Sam Sandler isn’t your ordinary illusionist. Then again, the students he is performing for Friday night aren’t your ordinary ...

Neighbors living near 5701 Kemble Ave. have a rally planned tonight to oppose two at-risk housing plans for the property. The city ...

This fall, WHYY is hosting a series of parenting seminars, moderated by behavioral health reporter Maiken Scott. Here are some highlight ...

Parents at Levering Elementary in Roxborough are expressing disappointment and frustration following the School District of Philadelphia& ...

N.J. Gov. Chris Christie is keeping busy. He spent part of last night on a conference call with GOP candidates and party activists last n ...

The Air Force is eliminating 9,000 positions in order to “align limited resources based on Air Forces priorities.”  It ...

Delaware County is rallying around Curious George — an emaciated dog found Monday near Duffer’s Mill. A $1,000 reward ...

South Philadelphians, rejoice! The Route 47 bus stops SEPTA consolidated earlier this year in a travel time analysis will be restored. ...

Nine hospitals in the Philadelphia area will share $15 million in grants from the American Heart Association, ...

The School Reform Commission will hold public hearings on plans to close nine public schools in Philadelphia.  A city councilwoman w ...

City Council has approved a bill to tackle Philadelphia’s raccoon problem.  The Nutter administration is promising not to enfo ...