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Four teenage boys, trapped for hours in an abandoned mine shaft in eastern Pennsylvania, have been rescued. Police said the teens ...

The anti-Facebook pastor won’t be gone for long: The New Jerse ...

Morning, folks. It’s back to work and school after a long holiday weekend. Speaking of school, the Philadelphia Inqui ...

 Former mayoral candidate Sam Katz has been screening a pilot episode of his planned video history of Philadelphia, hoping to eventu ...

Lost in cyberspace … watching too much TV … when hobbies become bad habits, some call them “soft addictions.” ...

The Philadelphia Inquirer is looking into whether The School District of Philadelphia improperly awarded a $7.5 million contract to a Mt. ...

With a deteriorating roof, artifacts like WWI memorial tablets l ...

The fate of Green Tree Run, a stream in Roxborough, is now in the hands of Fourth District Councilman Curtis Jones, Jr. In 1980, t ...

Tomorrow, City Council will hold hearings about a proposal that would fundamentally restructure the way Philadelphia structures its busi ...

 Running an independent business is never easy. But with the effects of the national recession still lingering, it& ...

Tucked away behind the bustling SEPTA depot on Ridge Avenue sits a beloved 18th century clubhouse cherished by a group of people united b ...

Well, Sleuth knows that when it comes to weird outcomes with public projects in this region the explanation often has to do with local ...

“So you’re a little bit older and a lot less bolder than you used to be.” I used to think Bob Seeger wa ...

WHYY Feed blogger Shannon McDonald snapped this picture at Headhouse Square’s Winter Wonderland celebration on Sunday. All the acti ...