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She only wanted to know about the wavy lines in the plaster of her 1726 farmhouse. Instead, Barb Seely may have walked away from the Old ...

Alison Cohen, the president of Alta Bicycle Share, intends to make inroads in the market where she lives. That would be Philadelph ...

Scientists have known for a decade one of the ways our taste buds detect sweetness. But when lab mice who had that sugar receptor knocked ...

Financially distressed towns in New Jersey that want to get extra state aid now must impose tougher restrictions on campaign donations. ...

UPDATE: PHA has recently changed its website to say that the waitlist for the Housing Choice Voucher Program is closed.  Until then, ...

The Barnes Foundation has filed a motion to dismiss the latest petition to reopen hearings on the foundation’s move from Merion, Pa ...

Thom Greer, who became one of the first African-American journalists to run a major metropolitan newspaper, died today at the age of 69 i ...

Lindsay Turner is a winner of the “Achieving Greatness Through Choices” Black History essay contest at the Charles M. Finl ...

The text of Booker T. Washington’s 1895 speech in Atlanta Source: Am ...

Over 4,500 violent incidents were reported in the Philadelphia school district last year, which means that over 25 acts of violence occur ...

Friend Rick Keckler says Rutledge mayor Scott Shields was enjoying himself during his last jump, the ...