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Before the apocalypse, you can get a preview of what you might look like as one of the undead with the Dead Yourself app.
If you're drunk when your car is hit by another car, are you automatically liable for an accident that wouldn't otherwise be your fault?
Plant a native dogwood and, along with spring flowers, summer shade and fall foliage, the tree continues to bear gifts well into winter.
For children like Gus, an autistic 13-year-old who loves to chat, Siri is more than a diversion.
Researchers are looking at what parts of the brain control the 'fight or flight' response.
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
It was a dramatic rescue in Atlantic City Sunday evening after authorities say a mother threw her baby into the bay in Atlantic City's inlet section.
JDRF, formerly known as Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, held its annual 5K walk at the Philadelphia Art Museum on Sunday.
Police say a man was shot multiple times and killed Sunday night in the West Oak Lane section of Philadelphia.
The First Day of School Foundation is a nonprofit organization which provides support for special education students. The foundation honors the memory of Eli Thomas Waller.
Four Edison police officers have been indicted on charges that they conspired to retaliate against an officer from another department because he arrested one of the Edison officer's relatives for drunken driving.
Haverford College has received the largest gift in the exclusive Main Line school's history, as noted Alum Howard Lutnick has made a $25-million donation.
Members of SEPTA's largest labor union – which represents subway, bus, and trolley operators – have voted to give its leadership the authorization to call a strike.
The annual run was created three years ago in honor of a 15-year old Central Bucks South High School student who died in 2011 from an undetected cardiac defect.
State officials say the health care worker quarantined at a New Jersey hospital because she had contact with Ebola patients in West Africa remains under observation in a building adjacent to the hospital.
