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New research finds booster seats are getting safer, but there are still some things parents need to consider when choosing the best option for a child.
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New research finds booster seats are getting safer, but there are still some things parents need to consider when choosing the best option for a child.
The FDA announced it will require the food industry to gradually phase out trans fats because they're dangerous.
Outside the American Legion hall where he spoke, 100 school advocates chanted "One-term Tom," blasting his education funding.
Many of the remarkable artifacts on display will make their North American debut.
Shoulder replacement surgery isn't nearly as common as replacement surgeries for knees or hips, but it is becoming more prevalent. One reason, according to Dr. John Avallone an orthopedic surgeon at St. Mary Medical Center, is a procedure called reverse shoulder replacement. That's a surgical procedure for patients who used to have no choice but to live with the pain.
The jury must now decide whether Omar Cash, already serving a life sentence for another murder, deserves the death penalty for the murder of Maliek Brown.
Three breeds newly recognized by the American Kennel Club will make their competitive debut later this month when the National Dog Show comes to the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center.
Under the new rules, most businesses in town will have to close at 11pm on Sunday through Thursday nights, and at midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
State police are investigating a car fire that closed a stretch of road in northeastern Pennsylvania are as a possible mobile meth lab.
For the more than 300 workers employed at the former Kraft Foods bakery, this is bad news.
This week's made up trade involves Thaddeus Young, and three other teams.
While California can claim 13 of the 25 spots on the most expensive list, Jersey Shore town Stone Harbor came in sixth – the only market in our area to crack the top 25.
Tredyffrin Township Police arrested a former female employee of Surrey Services for stealing items from elderly patients.
It may sound like science fiction, but Philadelphia City Council is considering whether to regulate 3-D printers because the technology allows do-it-yourselfers to use the devices to manufacture a working firearm.
