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There used to be a time when you'd go to a new city, book a hotel and ask the concierge where the best place to eat or play was. Now, travel-related apps and services let tourists ask those who are really in the know - the locals themselves. 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at this tech and travel trend.
The "Knox Covered Bridge" carries Yellow Springs Road over the Valley Creek. Originally built in the mid-1800s, it carries about 2,000 cars per day.
Authorities say a body found in a southern New Jersey inlet is that of a teenage boy from Pennsylvania who vanished while swimming last week.
Delaware State Police continue to investigate after they say a dump truck overturned in Bear.
Museum Row in Philadelphia will see tons of foot traffic during the Pope's visit at the end of September, so much so, that some of the institutions will be compelled to close, that weekend.
Starbucks is raising prices again starting Tuesday, with the increases ranging from 5 to 20 cents for most affected drinks, the company said.
Lifeguards were dispatched off of Gladstane Avenue Beach, where swimmers were evacuated from the water immediately.
Police say a husband and wife were arrested for allegedly stealing items from bags on a South Jersey beach.
The Borgata casino will receive about $63 million after a state appeals panel concluded Monday that Atlantic City had overcharged it on property taxes.
A unique summer camp is being conducted in Bristol, Pa. And it's all about sustainability.
The ticket for the July 4th drawing, matched all five balls drawn, 03-06-14-18-24, but not the red Powerball 21, for a prize of $2 million, less 25 percent federal withholding.
Stephen Stace, a retired Penn State-Abington music professor, is headed to prison after pleading guilty to sharing explicit photos with a 16-year-old girl in Spain.
Dom discussed the murder of a woman in San Francisco by an illegal immigrant, now being the right time to be an American, schools named after President Woodrow Wilson possibly getting name changes, Governor Christie wanting Senator Rand Paul at hearings if we have another terrorist attack, digital amnesia. At 10:47, Inside the Mind of Dom. At 11, Adam Carolla joined discussing his new book "Daddy Stop Talking." At 11:20, Stu Bykofsky of Philly News, joined discussing sanctuary cities like Philadelphia and San Francisco.
Operations of the "Shots for Tots" clinic have been suspended by the Health Department at this time.
Authorities say the victim, Anita Cotton, died after being stabbed numerous times in her neck, back and arm on the 4200 block of North Broad Street.
