La Salle Professor Says Columbus Almost Died Years Before His New World Trip
"He ends up being wounded and he has to swim six miles to get to the coast of Portugal," says Brother Edward Sheehy.
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"He ends up being wounded and he has to swim six miles to get to the coast of Portugal," says Brother Edward Sheehy.
Here are 4 sports stories you may have missed this week.
Engineers who operate commuter trains in the Philadelphia area have reached a tentative contract with the regional transit agency.
She'll appear Wednesday morning at the Emanuel Recreation Center, 8500 Pickering Avenue, in Mt. Airy.
Fourteen parishes in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia are the latest communities to enter the process of the Parish Area Pastoral Planning Initiative.
Friends, family, sports dignitaries, and average fans gathered at Christ the King Church, in Haddonfield, NJ, to remember the life of Bill Campbell, the longtime voice of Philadelphia sports.
As a New Jersey town reels from the arrests of seven high school football players on charges they sexually assaulted younger teammates, attention is focusing on whether the state's anti-bullying laws adequately address team sports.
The Moonstone Arts Center is hosting a festival of events that tells the rich history of the Underground Railroad in Philadelphia.
Police are looking for a woman who allegedly stole the prosthetic leg of a veteran in a wheelchair outside of Lincoln Financial Field.
On Monday, PHL released a statement that says it "continues to coordinate" with the CDC and U.S. Customs and Border Protection to identify travelers arriving in Philadelphia displaying symptoms of illness.
Tuesday is the deadline for New Jersey residents to register to vote ahead of the Nov. 4 general election.
Women living with metastatic breast cancer can share their strength and courageous spirit by uploading photos of themselves on social media with the hashtag #MBCStrength.
The shooting occurred on the 2900 block of Lawrence Street in North Philadelphia.
The Upper Merion man was found guilty of murdering a grandmother and her infant granddaughter two years ago. He acted as his own attorney during the trial phase.
You can leave the glasses and hats at home, there won't be a glare to be found as the Delaware Valley begins the work week socked in by clouds.
