Philadelphia Set To Kick Off First International Expo
Philadelphia's first international exposition kicks off Monday and includes more than 100 events over 47 days.
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Philadelphia's first international exposition kicks off Monday and includes more than 100 events over 47 days.
Lottery officials have announced on the Powerball website that no ticket has matched all Saturday's numbers drawn for that game's giant jackpot, which now swells to an estimated $400 million or a $223.6 million cash-option value.
Developers who wanted, but failed, to place a World Trade Center just off Penn's Landing a few years ago are now apparently looking to take the proposal across the river to Camden.
The road to financial security is one a bewildering number of people don't take, according to a self-made millionaire.
Hugh J. McNally, the inventor of tPhiladelphia's popular sandwich "The Schmitter," died last Wednesday at the age of 81. KYW Newsradio spoke with his daughter who keeps the Chestnut Hill family business going.
Philadelphia is quite a player on the world stage, but because we're sandwiched between New York and Washington, people don't always remember it. Zabeth Teelucksingh has a plan to fix that.
The Miss America pageant returns to Atlantic City Sunday night and state and county officials hope that the contestant who emerges with the crown won't be the only winner.
Twitter's IPO sets the stage for the most highly anticipated technology stock market debut since Facebook's last year, but what does all this mean for its users?
Governor Corbett's poll numbers are so bad that you might question the sanity of political insiders who say "don't count him out." But if that's the case, you can call former Governor Ed Rendell crazy.
"Keystone Corruption" chronicles more than 100 years of corruption in Pennsylvania politics.
September is national pulmonary fibrosis awareness month and officials want to get the word out on this debilitating disease.
A reformed South Philadelphia mobster is now a Collingswood, New Jersey restaurant owner, and he's seeking creative methods to fund his business's expansion.
For the men and women who serve our country, sometimes when the war is over, a battle begins.
Gov. Chris Christie plans $15 million in state aid to businesses damaged in a massive boardwalk fire at the Jersey shore.
Court records show that a northeastern Pennsylvania man charged with threatening to kill President Barack Obama had a loaded AR-15 semi-automatic rifle, 11,000 rounds of ammunition, a long-range scope and training manuals on long-range shooting.
