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The hearings have been focused on financing and revenue, traffic congestion and parking, even as each applicant tried to convince the Gaming Board they had the "wow factor" that would create new gamblers, not simply cannibalize the clientele in existing casinos.
A $10,000 grant from Philadelphia philanthropist and radio industry icon Kal Rudman and his wife, Lucille, means lots of new equipment for the student-operated FM radio station in Havertown, Pa.
The plan from the Philadelphia Democrats would generate $300 million for schools statewide, including $90 million more for Philadelphia.
New Jersey officials had been working with the Superior Barrel and Drum Company to address a hazardous material problem on its property -- until the owner stopped cooperating.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
With more people using Septa's Regional Rail lines, the transit agency is looking for ways to increase capacity.
For fifty years, the North Broad Street arena hosted boxing matches, offering spectators a view unlike anywhere else in the country.
This survey comes during the coldest month of January in a decade.
A Main Line school gymnasium was packed with hundreds of people wanting to hear from M. Night Shyamalan talk about his book and his theories about closing the education gap between rich and poor communities.
How about an all-chocolate dinner as a lead-in to Valentine's Day? We'll also hear about some special party foods for Super Bowl Sunday, and a new restaurant in Fishtown featuring Mexican beers and seafood.
The state gaming board has concluded the second of three days of hearings on who should get Philadelphia's remaining casino license.
President Obama's new myRA pilot program aims to get more people to save at an earlier stage in life. Financial advisor Joel Naroff says it's a good starting point.
The Montgomery County Health Department today kicked off a yearlong campaign to cut down on distracted driving.
When you're upgrading a PC's storage capacity, or shopping for an external drive, you might do well to consider the results of a new study.
"We are celebrating what once seemed impossible as possible," said Sister Mary Scullion, co-founder of Project Home, the driving force behind the Stephen Klein Wellness Center.
