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It’s a busy morning here on the Feed, and our reporters are braving the flurries to bring you the news of the day.   ...

High school kids need help with how to dress. While that’s probably a universal truth you can make a big difference by volunteering ...

The Nixon White House is our perpetually open sewer, forever disgorging its waste matter. Every few years, the National Archives releases ...

The Roxborough Development Corporation hosted a Christmas Party with Santa at the Ridge Ave. office on Saturday, December 11.  Child ...

Governor Markell will meet with residents at MOT Charter School tonight in Middletown to talk about the state’s effort to improve s ...

TheNew Jersey’s Senate Legislative Oversight Committee will look into today a portion of the state’s federal stimulus money. ...

A woman discovered beaten in Kensington four months ago  has been identified by a family member. Known only as ‘Jane Doe’ ...

An escaped prisoner from Maryland fled to Philadelphia over the weekend and was captured last night. The Associated Reports the 22-year-o ...

Last week, the chairwoman of the City Commissioners in Philadelphia threatened to punch out a reporter who asked about her daughter being ...

Hundreds of law enforcement officers, firefighters and corrections officers in New Jersey improperly obtained anabolic steroids and human ...

Officials in northwestern Pennsylvania say they hope a new observation deck and walkway under construction at a historic railroad bridge ...

Morning, folks! Some Philly news this morning: After years of controversy, a memorial near the Liberty Bell marking the spo ...

At Pennsylvania Society festivities this weekend, one of the main topics of conversation was whether or not former Senator Rick Santorum ...

Philadelphia will see the American premiere of a new comic opera this week. But it won’t be at the Academy of Music, nor the Kimmel ...

Octavius Catto was, in his day, as known for his civil rights activism as was Frederick Douglass.