Rutgers Frat Reportedly Shut Down For Underage Drinking
Rutgers says six fraternities and one sorority are being investigated for alcohol violations.
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Rutgers says six fraternities and one sorority are being investigated for alcohol violations.
It might be hard to venture out of your own home on a rainy day, but if you're up for the task, comfort food, games and good beer awaits you at one of the bars listed below.
Boston offers everything a history-lover wants in one single city. Your visit to Boston will give you a glimpse into the birth of our nation and take you through the trials and tribulations our country suffered through making it the nation we live in today.
Philadelphia International Airport says a ground delay program has been put in place, delaying arriving flights this morning.
Popcorn, peanuts and Cracker Jacks plus a road trip turns a day at the ball park into a destination getaway. Baseball season is on the horizon, and nearby major league cities are beckoning.
Police say they are investigating a home invasion that occurred early Thursday morning in the Point Breeze section of Philadelphia.
Chris discusses Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl's desertion charge, Sen. Ted Cruz being compared to Joseph McCarthy, Mitt Romney's appearance on the Tonight Show last night, and the deliberate attempt to crash the Germanwings plane. He speaks with Chairman & Editor-In-Chief of Forbes Media Steve Forbes at 7:00AM about the relaunching of his nonprofit organization Americans for Hope, Growth, and Opportunity,former Eagles Head Coach Dick Vermeil at 7:35AM about his upcoming dinner benefiting the Boys and Girls Club of Philadelphia, and Charles C.W. Cooke from the National Review Online at 8:20AM about the "New McCarthyism."
Two police officers lay dead outside and a third would die of his wounds, fired from an assault rifle. The tragedy raised issues that are still being debated today.
(Jay Lloyd is hard at work here, scouting for bargains in Cuban cigars and rum from the British Virgin Islands.)
Earning a medical degree is one way to be a doctor, but online it's the only way -- that is if an Internet regulator gets its way.
A new Franklin and Marshall College Poll shows support for Governor Wolf's proposal to restructure the state's taxes.
This week on "What's Cooking," Hadas Kuznits reports on a new Korean BBQ restaurant in Chinatown, a new cheesesteak shop in Fishtown, and a food truck festival coming to Lincoln Financial Field.
The 67th annual Delaware Valley Science Fairs takes place next week at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center.
The social networking giant has announced Messenger is becoming a massive communications hub where users will be able to do much more than chat with others.
Lower Merion Township officials are embroiled in a legal battle with a pro-gun rights group.
