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Much is being said, and much more will be said after tonight’s State of the Union, about Barack Obama’s “move to the center,” whi ...

It may not have all the pizazz yet of the Dancing with the Stars glass ball trophy, but Dana Herbert must feel like he put ...

The city of Philadelphia has rejected a proposal to move the “Ride the Ducks” boats to the Schuylkill River.   But ...

It takes courage to leave a city, knowing it’s no longer the place you came to love and may never be again. It takes more courage t ...

If you feel like SEPTA’s had an unusual amount of delays lately, you’re right. The cold weather is taking a toll on equipment ...

No State of the Union speech would be complete without the ritual salute to designated heroes, so tonight President Obama will cue the cl ...

DuPont company came out with earnings that have exceeded what analysts said the Delaware company would earn. ...

The new school, health clinics and homes that will crop up in parts of Southwest Philadelphia have one common end goal: education. The Pr ...

After eight years of work and volunteer efforts, the Salem Fire Department Museum still need a little help before it’s ready. So on ...

Philadelphia’s City Controller has officially hired an outside accounting firm to do a forensic audit of the Sheriff’s Depart ...

At 11 on Radio Times, host Marty Moss-Coane welcomes Dr. Michael Moyer, Director of Shelter Animal Medicine at the University of Pennsylv ...

Lower Merion High School teacher Robert Schanne has been fired. The school district voted last night to terminate Schanne based on accusa ...

Things are heating up at nearby colleges for the spring semester. From drinking games to evictions and robberies, area students have plen ...

Good morning, Feeders! We’re gearing up for the State of the Union address and will be in touch with area politicians for their rea ...

As President Obama delivers his State of the Union address tonight, freshman Representative John Carney (D) will be sitting with fellow n ...