Muslims Join Suburban Officials To Dispel Fear Amidst Increased Terrorist Activity
In this melting pot of a town, people are learning to get along.
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In this melting pot of a town, people are learning to get along.
Officials say the homeowners, who are an elderly couple, said when they awoke they found their screens were cut and two windows were broken.
A Bucks County woman on trial in connection with the 2014 assault on a gay couple in Center City has taken the stand, in her own defense.
Adele is scheduled to stage six performances in New York City, two in Philadelphia and none in New Jersey, Kean noted.
Plans for an observation tower in Camden near the Adventure Aquarium have officially been abandoned.
The Education Department released data Tuesday showing that 88.6 percent of the state's high school students graduated.
Dom discussed backlash on Trump for his comments on Senator Ted Cruz, invasion of the inflatable union rats in Philly neighborhoods, increase in conceal carry permits in Bucks County and last night's feast of the 7 fishes. At 10, Campaign Coordinator for EID coalition in Philadelphia, Ryan Boyer, joined discussing recognizing Islamic holidays in Philadelphia. At 11:10, JD Mullane joined discussing his article on the increase in conceal carry permits in Bucks County.
Researchers explored whether short sleep is linked to more time spent secondary eating or drinking, meaning eating or drinking while primarily engaged in another activity, such as watching television.
Are you excited for the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens? Facebook is giving you the chance to show it.
NASA opened its astronaut-application website Monday. It's accepting applications through Feb. 18.
Melissa Smith, executive director of the York County SPCA, says the pit bull and the puppy are doing well.
The distinctive beautiful voice of Philadelphia's Bobby Hill brought people to their feet inside the Kimmel Center.
It happened just after 6:30 p.m. Monday as police were responding to a report of an armed man near 27th and Sears Streets.
Making the list is Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders saying how "sick and tired" the American people are of hearing about the emails of Hillary Clinton, his rival in the Democratic presidential race.
A former human resource officer is suing Kane, her spokesman and her chief-of-staff.
