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A 5K walk and run that honors a girl who died of Type B flu in 2007 will help the families of other sick children. According to a ...

When large animals, such as livestock, need to be evacuated during an emergency, where do they go? Officials with the New Jersey D ...

Thousands of runners hit the streets this morning to live music and cool temperatures during the Rock-n-Roll Half-Marathon. Runner ...

When Charlie Brown talked about the Great Pumpkin in the 1966 Peanuts classic, he probably wasn’t worried about a pumpkin shortage. ...

Teachers in Phoenixville say they are “optimistic” about the next round of contract talks, despite working for nearly 450 day ...

A new exhibit set to open next month at the Philadelphia Museum of Art may just in fact surprise you. Oddly shaped silverware, fut ...

Friends and colleagues of Delaware police officer Joseph Szczerba say they remember him as a leader. On the website “Officer ...

A pilot and his 9-year-old daughter are safe after they made an emergency landing Saturday night in Lancaster County. ...

Rough surf in Atlantic City forced organizers of the Atlantic City International Triathlon to cancel the swim portion of today’s ev ...

The Pennsylvania State Employees Credit Union is set to break ground on a new $71 million, 47-acre project that will relocate employees a ...

A defense attorney working to negotiate the release of two American hikers jailed in Iran hit a snag yesterday. Masoud Shafiei, th ...

Damage from recent flooding in Willistown forced the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation to close the Whitehorse Road Bridge yester ...

One person is dead and another was injured early this morning after a fire ripped through a home in South Philadelphia. ...

Recent flooding in the eastern and central parts of Pennsylvania is apparently causing problems for owners of private water wells. ...

The Wahsington Township School Board is getting a look at the future. ...