I-676 EB Reopens After 10-Vehicle Accident; 3 Injured
Pennsylvania State Police say a fuel spill during Monday evening's rush hour commute caused a chain reaction that stopped traffic for hours in Philadelphia.
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Pennsylvania State Police say a fuel spill during Monday evening's rush hour commute caused a chain reaction that stopped traffic for hours in Philadelphia.
Are you a big Philadelphia 76ers fan? Well, here's your chance to show it.
Catholic high school students were honored Monday evening, thanks to the First Inaugural Maguire Foundation scholarships.
A woman has died after an accident involving a school bus on the Roosevelt Boulevard.
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office confirms all charges have been dropped against a former Temple football player who was accused of rape.
The Christie administration on Monday made its final case for why a judge should put on hold a ruling that would legalize gay marriage effective Oct. 21.
Demolition and cleanup work is set to begin this week along a Jersey shore boardwalk where a fire destroyed dozens of businesses.
There's been another shake-up at the Philadelphia Inquirer.
3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan takes a look at Halloween by the numbers.
The severe weather has prompted flight delays averaging 45 minutes at Philadelphia International Airport, while schools in Philadelphia and elsewhere canceled extra-curricular activities.
Lawyers for former Penn State president Graham Spanier want a judge to force the state attorney general's office to release documents as he prepares for trial on charges he helped cover up complaints about Jerry Sandusky.
The Bucks County judge called Timothy Udinski's behavior "outrageous" and says the sexual misconduct allegations he made against the other coaches never really go away in our new era of technology.
The government shutdown isn't having an immediate impact on local medical research. But for some sick people, it could be delaying their treatment.
Surprise, surprise. Tennessee is currently the most dangerous U.S. state and has the nation's highest violent crime rate.
The auction took place at the Simeone Automotive Museum, and the vehicles covered a broad range of manufacturing dates, from the early 1900s through the 1960s.
