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Dom discussed Opening Day for the Phillies, Senator Rand Paul preparing to announce for President, religious freedom law dominating the Sunday shows, a Philadelphia woman arre sted for trying to join ISIS, Millennials not buying homes in the Philadelphia area, the real reason why college tuition costs so much, At 10, Philadelphia Inquire reporter, Maria Panaritis, joined discussing her piece on Attorney General Kathleen Kane. At 10:47, Inside the mind of Dom.
A Pennsylvania mom is facing charges after her six-month-old son was admitted to the hospital with cocaine in his system, police said.
As a precaution, a couple homes in the immediate area have been evacuated.
A man has been charged with attempting to murder his ex-girlfriend inside a Subway restaurant in New Jersey.
Police commissioner Charles Ramsey spoke to a group of 80 recruits about the importance of getting back to the basics when it comes to justice, emphasizing that it all starts with the US Constitution.
It's Opening Day for the Phillies 2015 season, and fans at Citizens Bank Park are ready for the renewal and tradition that a new season brings.
Police are investigating what caused a car to slam into a convenience store in Philadelphia early Monday morning.
Tax breaks can make raising children a little more affordable.
Two people were injured in a crash that involved a tractor-trailer along the Schuylkill Expressway Monday morning.
Altoona police aren't identifying the man who was grazed by the bullet about 11 p.m. Saturday at the Cathedral of the Blessed Sacrament.
Authorities say they have issued arrest warrants for a Philadelphia couple who used a baby stroller to steal high-end baseball bats in southern New Jersey.
"Here's what we've found at Global Leadership Academy Charter School: Teachers who have earned master's degrees have certified themselves within their professions," says CEO Naomi Johnson-Booker.
Whether you're up late for a night on the town or just have those late night munchies, check out these top late-night eats in Philadelphia.
"Nurse leaders across the country are encouraging direct care nurses to become nationally certified in their specialty practice areas. It's really important that we lead by example and also become certified in our specialty, " says CNO Richard G. Cuming.
