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Rich discussed the Republican debate, Ted Cruz's rant about the media, women getting surgery to look good in yoga pants and live tweets ruining live television. He also discussed Chris Christie's fantasy football comment, Susquehanna changing mascots and The View attacks Carly Fiorina. Rich spoke with Dr. Mazz during a special debate edition of Ask The Doctor.
Narcan has proven to a literal life saver to those knocking of death's door after a heroin overdose. Delaware County honored police who have used the drug to bring addicted people back.
Temple University had its own "Situation Room," today, as the university honored veteran CNN anchor Wolf Blitzer.
Township Manager Kurt Ferguson does not want to give prison inmates personal information about police officers.
Weeki Wachee Mermaids traveled up the East Coast from Florida and are swimming with sharks this weekend at the Adventure Aquarium in Camden.
Christopher Molineaux, president and CEO of the Pennsylvania bio life sciences future conference, says the goal of the influenza panel discussion was to improve the vaccine rates and pandemic preparedness.
A bill to renew Comcast cable's franchise in Philadelphia was introduced into City Council.
Officials say spiders have been known to nest in vehicles, causing major mechanical issues.
Ross adds a somber verse to Adele's new track.
State police used shotguns Thursday to deflate a wayward surveillance blimp that broke loose in Maryland before coming down into trees in the Pennsylvania countryside.
Samual Fang, the president, says Americans can only adopt Chinese babies with special needs and the process takes years.
Christie chimed in after the debate moderator asked the question to former Florida Governor Jeb Bush, who said someone should regulate it.
Dom discussed last night's debate on CNBC, officer fired in South Carolina for actions during an arrest of a student, Congressman Paul Ryan elected the next Speaker of the House. At 10, Newtown Township Manager, Kurt Ferguson, joined discussing their appeal to the state on inmates being given police officer information. At 10:35, FOP #5 President, John McNesby, joined discussing their protest of Quentin Tarantino's new movie.
