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Take advantage of some free tennis today, courtesy of the Arthur Ashe Youth Tennis & Education Center from 5-7 p.m.   ...

What’s a National Park Service officer to do when his/her bike needs locking up? Whip out the ‘cuffs. WHYY’s New ...

It’s your opportunity to improve your baseball skills for kids ages 7-9 today at the YMCA’s Baseball Camp.   T ...

The Manayunk-Roxborough Art Center (MRAC) is set to host its “The 3rd Annual Juried Exhibition” today from 10-4 p.m. T ...

The Delaware State Fair runs from July 21 to July 31, 2011. It’s always a “must see” for people to head to the fair gr ...

Good morning, Feeders and Happy heatwave Friday! Lizz Fiedler is already in court as the priests, clergy official and teacher accu ...

If you want a ray of hope amid the depressing news about Washington gridlock over the debt ceiling, check out this Frontline ...

Update: Lizz Fiedler has returned from court and tells us all five — three priests, a parochial teacher and clergy ...

Perhaps the most renowned satirists of western civilization – folks like Lewis Carroll, Jonathan Swift, and Joseph Heller – c ...

Frank Bender died yesterday, a year after doctors gave him months to live. The Philadelphia-born and -based forensic sculptor was known f ...

Philadelphia’s street newspaper, One Step Away, has just won a journalism award from the International Network of Street Papers. ...

Germantown Community Connection will not join a zoning appeal against developer Pat Burns’ permitting process on the controversial Chel ...

Sen. Pat Toomey has been talking about the national debt ceiling for quite some time now. But with an Aug. 2 deadline looming, Toomey sen ...

The Elkins Estate, in Elkins Park, is going through bankruptcy proceedings. The cash-strapped Land Conservancy of Elkins Park is attempti ...

A state assemblyman from southern New Jersey says he’s leaving office next month and has abandoned his plans to seek re-election in ...