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Police in Delaware have charged a man with a whopping 18 commercial burglaries that happened over a six month period.
To compile its list, NerdWallet.com says it used data from the U.S. Census Bureau's American Community Survey in 2005 and 2013.
A judge has ordered members of a Pennsylvania family whose mansion had three fires in five years to stand trial in a $20 million insurance fraud case.
Nutter says he has reservations about the huge, sidewalk-level, LED signs, but rather than veto the measure, he struck a deal with its sponsor, Councilman Mark Squilla.
Dom discussed Rand Paul's interview with Kelly Evans and Savannah Guthrie, University of Michigan reversing decision to not play American Sniper on campus, ALEC being blamed for a narrative of the shooting of Walter Scott, life in prison or death penalty for the Boston bomber, the White House calling for an end to conversion therapy to LGBT youths, 3rd graders writing get well letters to Mumia. At 10:35, Morning Joe Co-Host, Mika Brezinski joined discussing her "Know Your Value" tour. At 10:47 Inside the Mind of Dom.
Glen Macnow reviews biscuits and gravy from LaColombe.
The board that oversees Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities is endorsing a tuition freeze sought by Gov. Tom Wolf.
"Can I Help You Host The Show, Man?" may not be destined to become a classic. But it does kind of remind us of another certain 'Frozen' song.
A driver agitated by stopped traffic for a medical emergency began to hook his horn and when he was confronted by officers, police say he tried to eat marijuana he had in his possession.
Attention Slurpee fans, Saturday is the day you have been waiting your whole life!
Police are searching for two suspects who stole two TV's worth thousands of dollars from a South Jersey Walmart.
A coroner says a man was laying beneath a tractor-trailer to repair it when another worker at the same Pennsylvania company unwittingly drove the vehicle, dragging the first man to his death.
From numbers standpoint, the harm done to the planet is quite surprising.
Listeria is a food-borne illness that can cause high fevers and nausea in minor cases.
