Wednesday's Child: Jasper
Jasper, 14, wants to have a career in remote-control vehicles.
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Jasper, 14, wants to have a career in remote-control vehicles.
The man who held three women captive in his home for nearly a decade has been found dead and is believed to have committed suicide, a prison official said.
How can insects be allowed into the food we eat? The answer is, because they are.
A Penn State study indicates that siblings do have power to encourage healthy relationships and socially acceptable behaviors.
When people talk about Lyme disease they talk about issues like arthritis, but Lyme can do far more damage in other areas - including the brain.
The Philadelphia Honey Festival is a weekend-long celebration that actually begins with a full day of fun this Friday, September 6, at The Wagner Free Institute of Science.
Peer Pressure tracks your progress like many apps, but it then shares that progress with people in your social circle.
The superintendent of Philadelphia schools met with some parents, as contract talks continue between the school district and the teachers union.
Earlier this year, Wildwood became the first town in New Jersey to enact an ordinance that bans people from sagging their pants. Tuesday night, a town in Salem County followed suit, approving a ban on saggy pants by a unanimous vote.
Pennsylvania's attorney general has granted express written authority to lawyers for Gov. Tom Corbett to handle a case in which the Health Department wants to stop a suburban Philadelphia court clerk from giving marriage licenses to same-sex couples, according to a Tuesday court filing.
Authorities in Chester County announced a rather large drug bust Tuesday after a lengthy investigation into drug deals in East Pikeland Township.
KitKat is the name Google has chosen for Android 4.4, which will power phones and tablets this fall.
The Philadelphia Police Department's Special Victims Unit is investigating to determine how a 3-year-old was able to walk away from a day care center in Feltonville.
Authorities say a surveillance photo led to the arrest of three people accused in string of car burglaries in Hunterdon County.
