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Bill Arrowood says the theater was never a shelter, just a business giving back to the community by inviting those without shelter in for an all-night movie marathon.

John Dougherty grew up in Pennsport and still lives there, as do many of the Local 98 union’s members.

Can't bring yourself to watch the Super Bowl this year? Never fear, we've got plenty of other options for you this weekend.

Reports have surfaced that Facebook and Google offered adults and teens gift cards for installing apps that would let the companies collect data on their smartphones.

Food insecurity is still gripping federal workers in Philly as they wait for their paychecks and brace for the possibility of another shutdown.

A crash involving 20 to 40 vehicles during a whiteout snow squall snarled traffic on a busy eastern Pennsylvania highway Wednesday afternoon.

Snow squalls could potentially coincide with the arrival of bitterly cold temperatures on Wednesday, forecasters say. 

UPS is introducing cargo e-bikes in some U.S. cities. Philadelphia officials say the City of Brotherly Love could benefit from the trikes.

Thirteen programs to help Delaware’s population experiencing homelessness will share $1.2 million in funding from the state and the Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh.

West Chester University professor Michael Pearson owns 200 computers and he's not done collecting.

Alora Miller is still delivering care packages to those who are feeling the pinch of missed paychecks.

State and federal agencies are partnering on a pilot program to utilize dredged material from a notoriously turbulent New Jersey inlet for "beneficial use."

About 40 people rallied in South Philly Sunday in support of Vietnamese and Cambodian immigrants threatened with deportation, some for decades-old crimes.

Two bombs exploded just minutes apart at a Roman Catholic cathedral in the southern Philippines where Islamist militants are active.

Recent surveys show that knowledge of the atrocities during World War II is declining generally.