Devon, Pa. Auto Repair Shop Will Be Training Ground For Autistic Adults
Inventor and businessman Dave Reichwein, who has a son with autism, helped make this Devereaux program possible with a donation.
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Inventor and businessman Dave Reichwein, who has a son with autism, helped make this Devereaux program possible with a donation.
Lori Shorr, the mayor's chief education officer, admits the city hasn't quite reached the mayor's graduation rate goal.
Deeply discounted wedding dresses are up for sale tonight and tomorrow at a hotel in Philadelphia's historic district.
The CEO of Caesars Entertainment says Atlantic City has too many casinos, and that one or more needs to close.
And it appears the next budget, for fiscal year 2015, might have to be adjusted to the tune of about $1 billion.
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty in federal court in Philadelphia to charges of running an international diploma "mill" for nearly a decade.
It seems that everyone has played Skee-Ball, invented in 1909, at one time or another.
Scores of fast-food and other low-wage workers rallied in center city Philadelphia to demand that Pennsylvania lawmakers raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. A strike is scheduled for May 15th.
If you don't mind mixing business with pleasure, there's a new app that uses data from your LinkedIn account to help you find love.
Hospitals use clear plastic bags of saline solution, administered intravenously, to keep patients hydrated.
The odds for Internet gaming coming to Pennsylvania appear to have increased following the release of a report commissioned by the state legislature.
William Hunt gives new meaning to the term "helicopter parent." The father of five is also the CEO of AgustaWestland Philadelphia, a helicopter manufacturer in the northeast -- not far from where he grew up.
A Philadelphia synagogue and a church engage in a friendly beer-brewing competition this weekend, and Old City hosts the first "Night Market" of 2014 next Thursday.
Teachers' union president Jerry Jordan called on City Council to allocate all $120 million from a city sales tax extension to schools.
Want a career in the military or in certain police departments? That visible tattoo could be a problem.
