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In light of the recent tragic events in the Middle East and Paris, global citizens have been uniting in their shared grief. Many have exp ...

‘It makes us realize we’re going to die, that we could die at any time, and really, that we are not much more enduring than l ...

Host Dave Heller spoke this week about the Nutter legacy on crime and policing with Temple University Professor Jerry Ratcliffe, and Phil ...

Several years ago, New Jersey native Graham Richmond moved with his Parisian-born wife to her hometown. He brought his band, Panama, too. ...

In September of 2014, sports medicine physician Michael Ross received a shocking diagnosis: Stage 4 colon cancer. Ross is an avid athlete ...

Governor Chris Christie today declared that New Jersey will no longer accept Syrian refugees in the wake of Friday night’s attacks ...

It’s that time of year when doctors and nurses start pushing the flu shot, and some patients start pushing back. “I’ll get i ...

Close to 60,000 jobs are set to open up in agriculture, food and natural resource sectors each year for the next five years, according to ...

Democrats running for president will square off once again this Saturday night at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.  NewsWorks T ...

Produced by Michael O’Reilly At the corner of Girard Ave and Frankford Ave., if ...

Philadelphia’s 99th mayor, Jim Kenney, will be inaugurated into office on Monday, January 4.  In advance of that transition, N ...

Ten minutes per grade, per night, says one expert.  “Kindergartners should not be having homework,” exclaims Step ...

Last year, Will Haskell’s high school classmates shut down their school with the power of words. This wasn’t an act of free i ...

Bullying is as old as the one-room schoolhouse, but technology has changed the frequency and intensity of teasing. The posterchild for th ...

It’s tough to stray from traditional recipes when it comes to Thanksgiving, but if you need some help kicking the tried and true to the ...