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What would have been conclusive enough evidence for Philadelphia Monsignor William Lynn to determine the validity of an abuse claim again ...

Lots of kids in Philadelphia dream of growing up to play for the Phillies. Pitching prospect ...

Less than 24 hours after Mad River Bar and Grille officially opened its doors back up to the public after major flooding on Main Street i ...

Senator Chris Coons appeared on First to talk about his ideas for creating a better jobs picture and thus a better economy.  He says ...

Good morning, Feeders and happy Friday! Moving into the long weekend, we’ll have coverage of the Philadelphia Fringe Festival and W ...

More than 6,000 American flags will be on display, along Route 896, outside Glasgow Reformed Presbyterian Church to remember all of the A ...

Not even and earthquake, hurricane or tornado warnings could keep crews from completing the new facility for Jusst Sooup Ministry. After ...

Criminal charges aren’t expected in the drowning death of Princeton EMT Michael Kenwood. Kenwood died Monday after being swept away ...

It’s an event 104 years in the making.  Organizers are getting ready for this weekend’s 104th annual Arden Fair. ...

With the departure of three School District of Philadelphia communications staffers, the district is now down four pro-Ackerman employees ...

Fewer than 5,000 PSE&G customers are without service and the utility company plans to restore most service by tonight. As of l ...

How did President Franklin D. Roosevelt in his first term respond to unprecedented unemployment in the Great Depression? He threw everyt ...

Paralyzed former Rutgers football player Eric LeGrand made his debut as a radio analyst last night. He gave pregame and halftime a ...

A central Pennsylvania businessman claims he lost a contract with a baking company because he’s a Seventh-day Adventist who refuses ...

A new report from the Trust for America’s Health and the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation includes first-person accounts from public ...