Freed Hikers Back In America
Family members of the two hikers were able to meet them in Oman to begin the celebration of freedom, but friends were still waiting to welcome Joshua Fattal home.
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Family members of the two hikers were able to meet them in Oman to begin the celebration of freedom, but friends were still waiting to welcome Joshua Fattal home.
Now that Carl Lewis is, in fact, out of a New Jersey state senate race in Burlington County, what are Democrats going to do? Party leaders are spending the weekend considering their options.
The first trial of Republican defendants in Pennsylvania's corruption scandal gets under way next week.
NASA says the odds of any individual being struck by the debris are one in 21 trillion. Commuters say they're more concerned about the falling stock market than they are about a falling satellite.
Another co-defendant in the public corruption case against state former House Speaker John Perzel has pled guilty to charges in a Harrisburg courtroom.
Amid complaints from residents that students are running amok, the city councilman representing the neighborhood around Temple University wants to expand the area in which student housing is prohibited.
Former Defense Secretary Robert Gates has been awarded the 2011 Liberty Medal at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
Work begins Friday morning to repair a crack that was discovered in the tower of Philadelphia City Hall. Officials suspect it may have been caused by last month's earthquake.
The organization has raised $2-million of the $4-million it needs to renovate and outfit a former supermarket at Ninth and Trainer Streets in Chester.
The former head of the School Reform Commission pressured a non-profit to back-out of a deal to run Martin Luther King High, in favor of a politically-connected firm.
A Philadelphia City Council member is continuing his effort to reign in what he says are unsightly satellite TV dishes on row home roofs, much to the industry's chagrin.
Federal workers protested at City Hall's Dilworth Plaza at lunchtime to call attention to congressional attempts to further freeze their pay and slash their benefits in attempt to solve the nation's debt crisis.
After weeks of closed door wrangling, Council approved a map that will take effect for elections in four years.
A federal appeals panel took nine-time Olympic gold medalist Carl Lewis off a New Jersey state Senate ballot Thursday, finding he does not meet the state's four-year residency requirement after all.
An effort is underway in Bucks County to save the house of one of the area's most historic figures, with a group of local historians and concerned citizens expected to show up at tonight's supervisors meeting in Warminster.
