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Rashon Nelson and Donte Robinson speak about their controversial arrest at a Center City Starbucks last Thursday.

After the sexy newness of a pop-up leaves town, can neighborhoods sustain the benefits for local businesses?

Some contend that strong storms and beach erosion — not foxes — are to blame for the endangered plover’s dwindling population.

Starbucks apology tour continues. Philadelphia closes one of its jails. And how to make city streets faster.

Slide Fire Solutions, based in Moran, Texas, posted a message saying it will stop taking orders at midnight on May 20.

In Germantown coffee shop, a counterpoint to Rittenhouse Square Starbucks incident

In all the discussion about the cost of opioid addiction, Johnson says, there are few words about the toll it takes on families.

A Southwest pilot who made an emergency landing after the jet apparently blew an engine, got hit by shrapnel and lost a window, is being praised for her "nerves of steel."

In this episode, we shift focus to the people who surround perpetrators, enable them and look the other way.

Many Pennsylvania mineral owners have complained they are not being paid fairly. The controversy has led to class action lawsuits and ongoing litigation.

Arresting officers 'may have gone according to policy, they may have followed the law, but they didn't have to do this,' says legal expert.

One person is dead after a Southwest Airlines flight made an emergency landing in Philadelphia. Experts say the city’s police depar ...

Delaware State Police are patrolling the roads in unmarked cars, looking for drivers breaking the state's distracted-driving laws.

What counts as "personal" won't just be attributes like race, height, weight and religion, but also an individual's IP address or browsing history.