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It happened at about 7 p.m. Wednesday when police pulled over a Chevrolet Impala in west Philadelphia. Police say the man behind the wheel took off and led them on a chase that ended in Upper Darby.
In the joke, Cruz pokes fun at Biden's occasionally controversial remarks and tells his audience that one need only mention Biden's name to get people to laugh.
Pack your bags and head out to some of the coolest regions of the country. Not only are they cool in the sense that there is a lot to see and do, they are also cool when it comes to the temperatures these areas have all summer long.
Twenty-three impressive women comprise one team that represents the entire nation. This year's Women's World Cup is a definite must-see event. But where is the best place to watch the drama unfold in Philadelphia?
A new report says Community College of Philadelphia has returned mixed results when it comes to helping students earn degrees and job skills.
Generic prescription medication used to save shoppers money over named brands, but now that's not always the case.
Jeff Bolton fills in for Chris Stigall this morning. He talks about the metric system, Silicon Valley's data tracking, and the Duggars interview with Megyn Kelly. He talks with Breitbart's John Hayward at 7:00AM about the rough times that Hillary Clinton is facing, and Ann Coulter at 8:20AM about her new book "Adios America" and what's wrong with the media.
Solving problems in the Middle East has never been a simple prospect, but that's the goal for a Temple University professor who's heading to Gaza and the West Bank.
Officials say two people are dead after a two-car crash overnight in Chester.
The lawmakers seem intent on trimming the school district's $103-million request to about $80 million, but how they'll raise even that amount is very unclear.
The women's race will be the featured event on Sunday.
Have you noticed how many of those smiling servers at dockside restaurants in South Jersey have interesting foreign accents?
Do you take public transportation every day or use it quite often? You may be better off than your fellow commuters who drive.
If you go to a pot luck, can you sue if you're sickened by the coleslaw you know sat out for hours?
