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Join Maiken Scott and three guest experts on Tuesday, September 13, for a free public discussion at the WHYY studios. In this f ...

For a minute there, fans weren’t sure how things would turn out. Phillies fans turned their attention to the jumbo-tron Mond ...

Governor Corbett has been warning Pennsylvanians to stay out of floodwaters because failed sewage treatment facilities have made them a t ...

More than 3,000 gallons of anti-freeze spilled out of a tanker in Falls Township, Bucks County Thursday. Heavy rain caused a sinkh ...

So – what did you do this summer? Maybe, the question should be “what did you NOT do this summer?” In their week ...

New Jersey is stepping up security measures for the 10th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. The state’s Homeland Security Director Ch ...

Catholic high school teachers resumed negotiations yesterday with the Archdiocese of Philadelphia education system and will continue talk ...

Just one storm shelter remains open under the Southeastern Pennsylvania Red Cross umbrella. Shelters that opened yesterday at Pott ...

A hearing is scheduled Tuesday on the battle of Olympian Carl Lewis to get back on the ballot in New Jersey. A federal judge disqualifie ...

In a near three-year slump, the Atlantic City casinos didn’t need the blow Hurricane Irene dealt. The storm forced the 11 fa ...

A 9/11 Remembrance Event with the Philadelphia Police Department today drew politicians, as well as officers who either assisted in New Y ...

Roxborough-based author Michael Swanwick moved to Philadelphia in 1973 with a few dollars in his pocket, a friend’s couch to sleep ...

Now that Labor Day has come and gone, the traditional campaign season has arrived. The Republican candidate for Philadelphia mayor is cal ...

The city of Philadelphia is extending the 9 p.m. weekend curfew in targeted areas. Mayor Michael Nutter says the decision was made ...

A change in weather doesn’t mean a change in curfew for Philadelphia’s youth. Mayor Michael Nutter reminded everyone t ...