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More than 3,000 people risked hypothermia over the weekend for the annual Polar Bear Plunge. As Mark Eichmann reports for WHYY, 3,094 peo ...

Did you really think we’d be keeping the Street family out of Philadelphia politics? Milton Street is running for mayor. He’s ...

If the word “ukulele” conjures visions of slow, sleepy Hawaiian music, that’s just where virtuoso Jake Shimabukuro wants you at the ...

Delaware’s unemployment office is trying to spread the word that in addition to helping the unemployed, it can also help connect co ...

NewsWorks reader/contributor Bob Shipman sends us these photos (below) of some serious potholes in Northern Liberties. Bob snapped these ...

We’re already salivating over the next restaurant weeks. Stephen Starr’s Starr Restaurant Organization has plans to open at l ...

The Division of Public Health has upgraded Delaware’s influenza status to widespread.  The most cases are in Kent County. ...

Frick, freak, frack, flip…anything but the actual four-letter “f word” will do. The words have noticeably replaced the ...

I’ll go way out on a limb and predict that Donald Rumsfeld’s newly released memoir, Known and Unknown, will not outs ...

He calls himself the Lyrical God. Call him what you want, but he’s more talented than the rest of us. Hip-hop musician Julius Wrigh ...

Founder and President of the Arab American Institute, Dr. James J. Zogby will join Radio Times host Maty Moss-Coane to discuss his new bo ...

Good morning, Feeders, and welcome to another week! We’d like to welcome back Health & Science reporter Maiken Scott from mater ...

Nearly 3,100 “bears” braved the chilly Atlantic Ocean water to raise money for Special Olympics. This year’s Pol ...

On this week’s It’s Our Money podcast, Doron Taussig has a brilliant idea that will revolutionize public accountability in th ...

Two former police officers will appear in court today for a change-of-plea hearing in charges stemming from a plot to steal heroin from a ...