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As Haiti struggles to recover from last year’s earthquake, the government has less money and control than Non-Governmental Organiza ...

PECO crews are replacing an underground cable following an explosion and fire that started in a manhole cover in Pottstown yesterday. ...

Irv Ackelsberg won’t run for Philadelphia City Council this time around. But that doesn’t mean the Germantown resident has st ...

A Philadelphia man has been indicted for using the federal stimulus plan for tax fraud.  It’s the first prosecution of this ty ...

Police continue to investigate the death of the British woman who died after receiving buttocks injections at a Southwest Philadelphia ho ...

A dog-rescue group in Central Pennsylvania is trying to buy the Virginia property that once housed Michael Vick’s “Bad Newz K ...

Burlington County’s Route 130 (Burlington Pike) has been named the most dangerous road for pedestrians in the state. ...

The devastating TV ad credited with sinking Arlen Specter’s re-election hopes last year has won the campaign ad version of an Oscar ...

Former Congressman Joe Sestak pulled out all the stops to unseat former U.S. Sen. Arlen Specter. And he’s being awarded for it. ...

Remember Naimah Jones? Back in November, she found a man, who turned out to be a cop, poking around her carful of sleeping kids. Jones to ...

Ever drive down a highway and wonder what it’s like to live within honking distance of the noise? You’ll be wondering that mo ...

Harry S. Truman High School student Samantha Daughtry didn’t want to be a tomboy anymore. So she turned to MTV for help. Frida ...

Welcome to This Week in Bigotry, the show that highlights the dark side of the American spirit. We take you now to Washington, D ...

Well into the second of its two-phase renovation project, the Spirit of Philadelphia will be ready for cruising again by April. ...

Local business leaders will gather to hear the state’s strategic plan for growing the economy from Delaware’s Economic Develo ...