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Montgomery County teen Gary Keller died Monday after a struggle with a very rare kind of cancer. When he was diagnosed in December 2008, ...

Philadelphia is not alone. Washington D.C., Las Vegas, Chicago, and other big cities have experienced mob attacks by hordes of teenagers ...

Several schools in Bucks County are getting help to better recognize sports-related concussions. Students who play contact sports ...

The rising prices that scrap metal command have made taking inlet and manhole covers a recurring problem in Philadelphia. The cove ...

The noon sky turned pitch black in parts of Wilmington as a line of heavy rain and thunderstorms rolled through New Castle County. ...

The federal lawmakers who will serve on the “super committee” charged with finding more than a trillion dollars in cuts to th ...

Now might be a good time to become a professional trucker. Trucking companies in New Jersey are facing a shortage of qualified dri ...

Philadelphia, you must really be fed up. More than 100 of you came to WHYY last night to try your hand at redrawing the city’ ...

Out of work and unsatisfied with how their department handled the process, three former Millville police officers are now looking for wor ...

Does the name Ray Evans ring a bell? Maybe it rings silver bells? Evans is the man behind hits like Silver Bells, Que Sera Ser ...

The Free Library of Philadelphia reopened Shakespeare Park on Tuesday after almost a year of planning and renovation. The improvem ...

A.J. Blonsenski, Inc. bid about $350,000 for West Chester’s trash service — the borough’s lowest bid as its council con ...

Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter does have opposition in this fall’s election. One challenger is holding listening sessions in the ...

A tornado watch issued for New Castle County has been lifted, but thousands there are without power due to the storm. ...

Narrow little Percy Street in South Philadelphia is hard at work today. The first porous street in Philadelphia is soaking up the ...