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Plans for a residential development at the former site of the historic Garrett-Dunn House in Mt. Airy could move forward soon, the develo ...

A new mural in Philadelphia will do more than just brighten a wall. The “How We Fish” mural at Eighth and Cherry stree ...

The Fourth of July weekend marked the official beginning of summer, and Penn’s Landing begins its season tonight. It’s ...

While authorities continue to investigate a series of Camden warehouse fires, the source of Tuesday’s blaze has been found. ...

A public hearing has begun for Oyster Creek nuclear plant. The Lacey Township, N.J., plant — the nation’s oldest — is i ...

QFest starts today, bringing a 12-day celebration of LGBT films to Philadelphia. The 17th annual event will bring more than 80 filmmakers ...

Tom Corbett’s been a busy guy. The Pennsylvania governor has signed 46 measures into state law from ordinances that originated in b ...

Delaware County started ramping up efforts last month to promote dog licenses. Back then, it looked as if the county SPCA was going to el ...

Delaware now ranks 21st on a new list of the most obese states in the nation.   The 8th annual “F as in Fat” r ...

When life give you lemons, make lemonade and enter your stand into a co ...

Bring your umbrellas tonight if you’re heading to Baltimore Avenue for the Dollar Stroll. The Stroll is back and spans about ...

It’s shaping up to be another Death Day in Texas, where prospective Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry seems poised to OK ...

Mt. Airy resident and recent Drexel graduate Jennifer Choy is still having trouble believing that her patch design will be boarding Atlan ...

Lower Merion Township has officially declared its support for the Pennsylvania bill that would ban the use of hand-held phones while driv ...

When it comes to obesity, New Jersey fares pretty well in the tri-state area and in the nation. Officially the ninth-least obese state in ...