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Good morning, Feeders and happy Friday! Later today we’ll hear from some Philly geeks about what makes them oh-so geeky. They’ ...

Marine Education Research and Rehabilitation Institute officials in Delaware were excited to learn a sea turtles had lain her eggs at Cap ...

Is feeding an elephant on your bucket list? If so, you’ll want to visit Our Lady of Grace in Newark today. The elephants fe ...

Here’s something you probably haven’t thought about when considering government budget cuts: weather. Slashed funding ...

The 26 priests suspended from cleric practices earlier this year following charges against a handful of other clergy members are still un ...

Update: Three teens pleaded guilty yesterday to the July 29 attack. An 11-year-old will be on house arrest, a 16-year-ol ...

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is set to vote on toll and fare hikes on its bridges, tunnels and trains. New York G ...

Update: The federal judge won’t rule yet on whether Lewis can run in the November election, but says a decision wi ...

The 2011 Philadelphia Folk Festival is over but we haven’t seen your pictures yet. Please take a moment and submit a photo y ...

(Mt. Airy USA has cancelled tonight’s showing of The Princess Bride due to the bad weather. A Severe Thunderstorm warning is in ...

The Northern Home for Children in Roxborough is holding its third annual ‘100 School Uniforms in 100 hours’ drive this week. ...

If anything, Warren Buffet understates in his ...

More than a hundred campers at the Philadelphia Folk Festival staged a running race on Thursday to claim the best spots.  The “ ...

County commissioners throughout Pennsylvania want to change the way they pay for human services programs. With state and federal g ...