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A new school year has started and one thing that every school district has at the top of the list is your child’s safety.  That in ...

The war in Afghanistan will be 10 years long at the beginning of October.  National Guard forces, including those from Delaware have ...

Phoenixville Police and Chester County Detectives have launched an all-out investigation into the Wednesday morning murder of a man on th ...

Good morning, Feeders! It’s a big day for City Council, which is once again tackling DROP and redistricting, as well as park ...

There’s been a big jump in the number of fish caught in the Delaware beach surf and it couldn’t have come at a better time. ...

On Tuesday evening, about 30 people gathered at an idyllic spot along the Wissahickon Creek with the quaint name of RittenhouseTown for ...

The Bakers Centre Shoppinc complex is formerly known as Bakers Square and is the former site of Tasty Baking Co., but it’s currentl ...

As the Association of Catholic Teachers continues to push for mediation to resolve its contract negotiations with the Office of Catholic ...

Morrisville School District didn’t release the name of the coach who resigned this week, ...

After a triumphant tour of Europe, the Philadelphia Orchestra is back home, planning a pair of free public performances. On Oct. 4 ...

MTV’s “Jersey Shore” GTL motto might now stand for gym-tax credit-laundry instead of gym-tan-laundry. The state ...

Philly’s bad fan reputation comes from somewhere: Three men charged with murder in the fatal beating of another man outside ...

The head of Pennsylvania’s Agriculture Department says farmers face huge losses after the flooding from Tropical Storm Lee. And th ...

Environmental groups are urging Gov. Chris Christie to do more to protect the New Jersey shore. To make their message clear, they deliver ...

The scene outside Waring House in Germantown on Tuesday and Wednesday stood as a testament to neighborhoods, businesses and government wo ...