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Dom discussed Donald Trump wining the South Carolina primary, Temple Student saves a man after falling on subway tracks, Trump encouraging people to boycott Apple, a new Joe Paterno status in the works. At 10:35, VP of Young Dems of America, Danielle Glover, joined discussing the Nevada Caucus and the outlook for the Democrat nominees. At 11, CNN's Jake Tapper joined breaking down the weekend caucus and primary and Thursday's CNN debate.
The latest review finds that it may substantially lower the risk of alcohol-related cirrhosis.
Samsung has unveiled the latest in its Galaxy lineup at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona and there's a nice bonus for early adopters.
It's been nearly 50 days since Philadelphia Police Commissioner Richard Ross was sworn into his new role.
Political pundits share their thoughts on Trump and Clinton victories over the weekend.
Her family and the TV station where she worked say Cara McCollum died at Cooper University Hospital early Monday.
Pennsylvania's own Taylor Swift forked over $250,000.
A new study finds that the films and television produced by major media companies are "whitewashed."
A 106-year-old woman who met President Obama cannot stop dancing for joy.
If you need proof that are still some good, generous people out there, just ask a young Girl Scout in Montgomery County.
Flames broke out around 6 a.m. Monday in the 1200 block of Thurman Street.
The FBI owes it to the victims of the San Bernardino terror attack to do what it can to gain access to the locked cellphone used by one of the gunmen, FBI Director James Comey said Sunday night.
If you would like to throw a fun and memorable Oscar's party you need food, guests and a TV. However you may want to make it a bit more fun by adding some creativity to the mix. Here are a few tips for throwing an Oscar's Party from Philly movie & food blogger Tinsel & Tine.
The comic book-inspired thriller starring Ryan Reynolds blasted its way to another commanding first-place finish, earning an estimated $55-million on its second weekend of release.
An alternative is to challenge the insurance company's refusal to pay by filing a complaint with your state's Department of Insurance.
