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Tonight on the show, we’ve got the latest on the Pennsylvania budget. Set your radio dial to 90.0 FM at 6 p.m. for the details from ...

Officials at the Port of Philadelphia have stepped up inspections for invasive insects that hitchhike to the United States in internati ...

The Germantown Community Connection (GCC) seems to have found itself in the midst of a crisis as it deliberates its position regarding th ...

It’s feeding season for the brown marmorated stink bug. Area farmers are bracing themselves for possible damage. Last year, the pes ...

A series of proposed changes to schools in Northwest Philadelphia has made its way out to the public. The confidential School Dist ...

Following a cooling pumnp failure, the Salem Unit 2 nuclear reactor shut down. The Lower Alloways Creek reactor went offline last night, ...

News item: Former Philadelphia mayoral candidate Tom Knox has registered as a Democrat, ruling out an independent run for mayor. ...

They’re everywhere! Well, not quite, but Feed writer Shannon McDonald found a ...

It’s National PTSD Awareness Day and members of the American Federation of Government Employees are calling on the Department of Ve ...

The American Civil Liberties Union of New Jersey is opposing blanket strip search policies at state jails.  Monday the N.J. ACLU fil ...

New Jersey wine growers are urging state lawmakers to approve legislation that would ensure they could continue to sell wine from their t ...

What’s a nation to do when it wants to create a new constitution with the help of its citizens? Why, Facebook, of course. Th ...

Tom Knox has ended his run as an independent voter in Pennsylvania. The perpetual maybe-candidate for mayor announced today he’s re ...

Developers in Sussex County could be granted extensions if the tough economy causes their projects to stall.  Members of Suss ...

A train station open house doesn’t exactly sound thrilling, but more than 125 people thought differently when they showed up for th ...