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Striking a blow for sanity, Jon Huntsman tweeted this message yesterday: “To be clear. I believe in evolution and trust scientists ...

Phoenixville police have solved a 13-year-old rape case, which could result in a lengthy prison stay for the accused, who’s already ...

More than four months after laptops were stolen from Philadelphia’s Electrical and Technology Charter High School, police have a pe ...

More than 50 senior citizens with the Middletown-Odessa-Townsend Senior Center have spent the past few days baking hundreds of peach pies ...

On a hot afternoon in July many kids would prefer to be playing video games inside. But David Fowler, fifteen, is squinting at a g ...

How do faith and religious beliefs impact people’s outlook on life and their overall happiness? Last week WHYY’s behavioral ...

No matter how you slice it, redistricting—drawing new political boundaries—is about dividing, not uniting. No matter how you s ...

A tree crashed down on two cars in the first-block of East Durham Street last night during the powerful thunderstorms. Resident Chris Rut ...

David Oh says because he would have been sent with the 20th Special Forces Group when it was called to active duty in 1991 and anticipate ...

What’s that line of preteen and teenage girls outside the Gallery, you ask? It’s Selena Gomez fans. ...

Criminal background checks are now required for charter school board members after Governor Markell signed HB 205 into law this morning. ...

Head over to Pretzel Park on Saturday for a day of book readings from local authors and live music from 12 to 7 p.m. For local aut ...

You know them well. You’re en route to the Shore, in the home stretch before you can see the Wildwood Ferris Wheel and feel ...

More than 100 Philadelphia schools are celebrating having met the 2011 federally-mandated performance target, and Superintendent Arlene A ...

Flash Flood Watch is in effect till late tonight (Fri, Aug 19). Showers and thunderstorms are expected to produce one half to one ...