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29 years later, Swift is shocked at the news of another killing. James Jordan was charged last week in the Appalachian Trail stabbing death of an Army veteran.

In 2017, Chris Long donated his entire salary to support education in cities where he has played: St. Louis, Boston and Philadelphia.

People on all sides of the debate joined Lt. Gov. Fetterman’s listening tour. Even some favoring medical marijuana wondered about legal recreational use.

For the first time in over 100 years, a ferry will run between the mainland and Long Beach Island.

The event, once again part of USA Cycling’s national calendar, offers three days of competition.

Citations for Outstanding News Operation, Best Continuing Coverage, and Best Spot News Coverage are among those received.

A group of Lansdowne residents is fighting a methadone treatment center for opioid users that is set to open just a few feet away in Upper Darby.

Chiune Sugihara, a Japanese ambassador during WWII, helped thousands of Jews to flee German-occupied Europe. His son and the descendants of those he saved met in Philadelphia.

Fifteen years ago Friday, Hillary and Julie Goodridge married amid great fanfare and great protests.

Some of the best cyclists in the country are in Wilmington this weekend for the 13th annual Grand Prix. The festivities also include a celebration of the Urban Bike Project.

Muslim leaders across the U.S. are opening their doors to build understanding.

When a company or government tries to encourage you to do something it wants you to do, that’s called a “nudge.”

Some argue that the filter, which Snapchat calls a "lens," could be a therapeutic tool that leads to self-discovery.

Bethlehem Steel built a skyscraper in the 1970s, just ahead of the industry's collapse. The tower sat mostly vacant for a decade, but the city found other ways to revitalize.

Hundreds headed to the 13th Annual Neighborhood Job Fair in North Philadelphia, billed as the city’s largest community job fair, looking for work.