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Deana Martin, daughter of the late, great Dean Martin, sat down with our producer, Shai Ben-Yaacov. One of the most popular entert ...

When you think of overnight summer camp, you probably think of carving totems, playing capture the flag, and generally lazing about.&nbsp ...

Some architects and planners are now intentionally designing-in building features that push people to be healthier. Devin Madden, ...

The 76ers maybe thinking about practice a bit more these days as they cast their eyes across the river at Camden, New Jersey.   ...

In this week’s Reporter’s Roundtable, Mark Eichmann updates us on the closure of a major bridge along I-495 in Delaware, and ...

Producer, composer, performer and curator of electronic music, King Britt, is throwing a cosmic celebration for a hero of his, Sun Ra ...

Phillip Carter, Director of the Military, Veterans and Society Program at the Center for a New American Security, has a plan to fix the t ...

They’re quiet, they’re green (or greener, anyway, depending on the power plant) and they’ll get you a rebate — but st ...

The pattern is subtle, but the pink squiggles on Dr. Matthew Anderson’s blue silk tie are definitely tiny flamingos.   ...

So, what do the people who will help shape the future of medicine have to say about their future in medicine? Last week, Thomas Je ...

Twenty-two states have made medical marijuana available to patients.  It’s legal in New Jersey and Delaware.  In Pennsylvania, th ...

 We check back in with Temple University’s Erik Cordes after a three-week, ocean acidification research trip.  A f ...

On most Thursdays, a resident of the Philadelphia region tells us how they spent their work week. Our guest on today’s Recap looks ...

On the one-year anniversary of the Market Street building collapse that killed six people, Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter apologized t ...

The notion of designating a park in response to last year’s deadly building collapse does have its detractors.  Among them, Li ...