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A new magazine is hitting the streets of Philadelphia this week. Called “Tek Lado” the free bi-monthly about technology is pr ...

Police accused a tow-truck driver of homicide after he allegedly ran over an operator from a different company. The smoldering wa ...

Educators still without a labor agreement ‘work to contract’ to exert pressure without going on strike. While teache ...

‘Serve Philadelphia’ begins outreach for help in enhancing community vitality and promoting education. Philadelphia is ...

Congressman Mike Castle, a possible write-in candidate, shows up on latest Rasmussen survey. It’s possible a write-in campai ...

The city of Philadelphia is launching a new push for volunteers. The effort comes out of a two year grant from the Rockefeller Foundation ...

  We interrupt our 24/7 news cycle to bring you this important historical milestone: Last night marked the 50th anniversa ...

The Pennsylvania House is considering whether to change death penalty rules to allow judges to determine if a defendant is mentally disab ...

A Pennsylvania State Senate committee will open a hearing on the state’s recently terminated contract with a private security firm ...

As the Philadelphia Convention Center looks to a March opening there is still plenty of worry over the old complaint that labor in the bu ...

The Philadelphia City Council has decided to form a committee to evaluate where money can be saved in the city’s court system. Coun ...

A new nonprofit group called Cost of Care is hosting an essay contest to spread the word that everyday choices multiply to make health ca ...

Susan Phillips and Kerry Grens take you to two counties in northeastern Pennsylvania that have reacted to gas drilling in drastically ...

Students of all ages and their instructors try to find the best methods to make material stick – from vocabulary to historical facts an ...

Who’s drilling in the Marcellus Shale? Here are a few of the most active companies:   ...