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Practice your techniques or put your rowing skills to the test tonight as the Philadelphia Canoe Club invites you to its Wednesday night ...

Meet Mary Horstmann. She’s 28, has worked for the City of Philadelphia for three years and has recently been charged with helping f ...

A concert to raise awareness about the problem of human trafficking is taking place tonight.  It’s a benefit for Shared Hope I ...

It’s your chance to hear some great poetry from some local up-and-coming poets at Crossroads Poetry Circle. The event is hos ...

The suspense surrounding the Radnor skull has come to an end. The Delaware County Medical Examiner’s Office says the skull f ...

Good morning, Feeders, and happy hot Monday! You’ll have to wait ’til noon for Nutter’s grand plan for handling Center ...

Back in May, a power loss and backup failure sent 13.5 million gallons of partially treated sewage into the Delaware River near Wilmingto ...

Economic uncertainty is helping to put an end to rising prices at the pumps in Delaware – at least temporarily.    ...

Starting today, pedestrian traffic on the Ben Franklin Bridge will be limited to one side. To accommodate work being done on the b ...

Perdue Farms will host Senator Carper for an open house at its Solar Project site in Bridgeville. Perdue will use more than 8,000 ...

It’s National Health Center Week around the country, and N.J. Gov. Chris Christie will kick off the Garden State’s participat ...

Update: Nutter took the mic at 12:05 to announce enforcement details to quell the weekend acts of violence in Center Cit ...

A northeast Philadelphia family is mourning the death of one of the Navy SEALs killed in the crash of a helicopter shot down in eastern A ...

Workers in Philadelphia are among the tens of thousands of Verizon Communications Inc. employees on strike after talks broke down with th ...

For Leah Bailey, Thursday’s Night Market in Mt. Airy reminded her of the Mt. Airy Day Parade, which used to be held on Mount Airy A ...