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The weather has forced Project H.O.M.E. to cancel its annual count of homeless people in Philadelphia. The numbers are reported fe ...

Another significant snowstorm means more cleanup costs for area towns and cities. Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter can’t pu ...

Seven months later, the Newark Police Department arrested 19-year-old Wesley Creek in connection with last June’s fatal three-car c ...

The city of Philadelphia is battling another round of winter weather.  Streets Commissioner Clarena Tolson says crews will wo ...

West Philly High School Junior Brandon Ford is returning home today after a whirlwind trip to Washington, DC. Tuesday night he watched th ...

After deciding to open as usual, scores of schools are packing it in early. Philadelphia public and parochial schools are among those dis ...

The only question tonight is which would fill up faster: snow on Delaware roadways or school closings on the ...

President Barack Obama addressed a divided Congress in his State of the Union speech Tuesday evening outlining a plan for “How we w ...

Glance through our photos of the last big one, and then share your photos of this one. You can upload a photo with the handy Feed ...

For the first time since 2008, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has touched 12,000. Not too much more to say about that, except that it ...

Philadelphia District Attorney Seth Williams joins Marty Moss-Coane on the first hour of Radio Times to discuss the case against West Phi ...

Through a combination of optimism peppered with caution of “be careful what you wish for” Tom Kovach was sworn-in Tuesday as ...

If it weren’t for all the snow that’s been covering the ground, I wouldn’t have seen the tracks; through the gate, arou ...

Hey, Feed readers. This snowy, winter-weather-warning day won’t keep us at WHYY from doing our jobs. Here’s som ...

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie’s administration thinks there’s business to be had — from Illinois. Yesterday the governor la ...