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Good morning, Feeders! This afternoon we’ll get a progress report from Greenworks to see how Philadelphia is doing in is push towar ...

Delaware lawmakers are set to consider legislation that would establish guidelines and regulations for fuel-cell energy.  Blo ...

Two days after 1,000 dead fish were found in Ridley Park Lake, more turned up in Delaware County’s Crum Creek. A regular fis ...

Several programs today in Delaware are recognizing the 6th annual World Elder Abuse Awareness Day.   The program is an eff ...

New Jersey state buildings will fly their flags at half-staff today for U.S. Army Specialist Richard C. “Richie” Emmons III. The 22-y ...

A Connecticut woman has broken the record for fastest swim from Manhattan to Sandy Hook, New Jersey, the AP reports.  Fifty-t ...

Democratic Assemblywoman Annette Quijano may want to ban the ...

A bill changing the way Pennsylvania’s abortion clinics are regulated has cleared the Senate on a 38-12 vote. The legislation recl ...

What will Philadelphia be like in 15 years? For one thing, you can count on PowerPoint presentation becoming obsolete, if the Econ ...

Among the many cars that will cruise down Interstate 95 for the July 8 farewell launch of the space shuttle Atlantis, one vehicle likely ...

East Falls residents say they’ve been blindsided by a plan to move the Philadelphia police’s Special Victims Unit and victim ...

The West Mt. Airy Neighbors (WMAN) will likely name a new executive director by September. This development came out at last nights annua ...

Blackbone Gallery 1 in Mt. Airy has announced it will close at the end of this month. This will be the third gallery to close or downsize ...

Singer-songwriter Jeffrey Gaines will be kicking off the annual Chestnut Hill Community Association’s (CHCA) Pastorius Park concert ...

Built in 1883, the statue overlooking Wissahickon Creek depicts a man, who is commonly assumed to be William Penn, dressed in Quaker clot ...