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The search for an 18-year-old man who fired multiple shots at a Maryland state trooper ended this morning when the fugitive turned himsel ...

If it were a football game, I’d say Bill Green took an early 7-3 lead over Mayor Nutter in today’s City Council hearing over plans to ...

Smuggled in along with the FDA Food Safety Modernization Act, which passed the Senate today, is a provision authored by our own ...

Ticketholders to a concert next June at Lincoln Financial Field better look at their purchase carefully.  They might not have paid e ...

The leaves may nearly have all fallen from the trees, but the city is still talking about going green with an array of local events and p ...

After many months of pondering, I have come to believe that WikiLeaks maestro Julian Assange is a menace to civilization. Wait, let me am ...

According to the most recent data from the Pennsylvania Intergovernmental Cooperation Authority, Philadelphia finished Fiscal Year ’ ...

Mac has called the Brandywine Zoo home for 29 of his 33 years.  Animal conservationists feel so strongly in having Mac’s genes ...

The Associated Press reports Synthesis Inc., a medical device company in West Chester, will admit today to conducting unauthorized tests ...

After facing a bevy of zoning delays, Agiato is now open daily for lunch and dinner on Main St. in Manayunk.  Locatio ...

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Hopefully we’ll have less gloomy news than we did yesterday. As we mentioned earlier, Lizz Fiedler is out covering the sente ...

Delaware is still among the top 10 states in the nation per-capita for AIDS cases and HIV infections.  AIDS Delaware maintains a nev ...

No, the Grinch hasn’t come to Philadelphia, but his spirit is in the air.  Here’s the latest from Tom MacDonald: ...

Jose Carrasquillo, who pleaded guilty to raping an 11 year old girl last year, will be sentenced later today.  Prosecutors are expec ...