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A Pennsylvania appeals court says a special education teacher shouldn't have been fired for hanging an "I abuse animals" sign around the neck of an autistic, mentally challenged 14-year-old who hit a goat during a petting zoo field trip.
Today will be a much quieter weather day. Some untreated roadways may still be slick, but a nice breeze is helping to dry most surfaces.
A lawyer representing the estates of two toddler sisters who were crushed by a fallen dresser in their Pennsylvania home has sued a Babies R Us store and a New Jersey furniture maker.
When I see a headline that says "Movie Theaters Tell Patrons to Leave Whips at Home," I know that I have to talk about it. This directive was given to those going to see "Fifty Shades of Grey." I think that will be a very interesting crowd.
A police officer in a Pennsylvania college town died after collapsing while on duty.
Philadelphia may be best known for raising musicians The Roots, Pink and the Disco Biscuits in lieu of Earl Scruggs and Lester Flatt, but that doesn't mean the bluegrass scene isn't alive and well here, especially in our genre-varied local scene.
Make plans to experience a backpacking adventure through Europe. During this type of vacation, you will meet interesting people, see amazing sites and have fun planning the adventure through several foreign countries.
Chris discusses Governor Tom Wolf's plan for transitioning the state to Medicaid, Interlocutory relationship statuses for eye glasses, and NBC keeping Brian Williams in the news. He talks with Lt. Col. Ryan Peters of the Navy Seals about the Liberty USO's Hug a Hero promotion at 8:00AM.
SEPTA reported a service suspension early Tuesday morning.
The study looked at over 2,300 women and 1,100 men and found that not only is stress associated with heart attack, but women who suffer a higher rate of stress after heart attack had a more difficult time recovering than men.
All 52 passengers and four crew members got off the plane on the tarmac.
For the past seven years, Michael Roberson Reid has led the small nonprofit Tree House Books, which offers reading and cultural literacy programs to kids ages six to 12.
