Chris Christie: I Would Rather Die Than Be A Senator
Gov. Chris Christie says he'd rather die than become a U.S. senator.
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Gov. Chris Christie says he'd rather die than become a U.S. senator.
Any early morning fog and/or clouds will give way to some sunshine for the remainder of the day on Tuesday.
It's never, ever a good idea to drive drunk. It's even worse to pull into the parking lot of a police station while driving drunk.
Chris discussed the latest on the battle against ISIL in Iraq and Syria, New York Time Columnist Paul Krugman's defense of President Obama, and the Catholic Church's recent statements on homosexuality. He talked to Dr. John Nagl at 7:00 and Eagles General Howie Roseman at 8:20.
Two firefighters suffered minor injuries and nine people were displaced following a fire in Northeast Philadelphia Tuesday morning.
City Council president Darrell Clarke calls them "entrepreneurs," those folks who set up a folding table on a sidewalk to sell everything from handbags to CDs to incense.
Trump Entertainment Resorts said it needs big union concessions and massive tax breaks from Atlantic City and New Jersey — both of which already have rejected the demand.
The latest Rutgers Eagleton survey would suggest Christie's not as popular as he used to be. In fact, those numbers are at their lowest levels in 3 years, according to poll director David Redlawsk.
Here are some of America's creepiest historic sites every person curious about the paranormal should visit.
Philadelphia police are investigating a homicide in North Philadelphia after finding a man and woman who had been shot on their front steps.
Muggles, rejoice! The always-enchanting Chestnut Hill turns downright magical this October with the fourth annual Harry Potter Weekend.
SEPTA has reported delays of up to 10 minutes on the Market-Frankford line early Tuesday morning.
With Halloween right around the corner, animal experts say it takes planning to keep your pets out of scary situations.
The free fertilizer give away is underway! To get yours...just walk outside.
A study of over 32,000 women has been released that takes a look at what can be done to reduce the incidence of stroke.
