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The Titanic saga has been chronicled in a number of ways over the last century, but nearly 2000 people aboard a pair of cruise ships marked the occasion about 2.5 miles above the vessel's watery grave.
Prescription drugs can help us live longer and better but mixing them can be dangerous. But a new consumer guide helps you get the most from your meds.
The Philadelphia school district is overhauling its career and technical education classes, to make them more relevant to 21st-Century needs.
Over 350 groups participated in the city's fifth annual Philly Spring Cleanup.
The 16th annual Walk-Run Against Hunger stepped off from the Art Museum Saturday morning.
Aqua has gone solar at its water treatment plant near Phoenixville - a move designed to save the company and its customer's money and shrink their carbon footprint.
Sunday morning will be historic for history buffs worldwide as we will mark the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic.
The air was electric inside the gymnasium at the Meredith School as the children gathered to watch the Neumann-Goretti and College All-Star basketball players strut their stuff on the court.
Jason McElwain became an overnight celebrity when a 2006 Youtube video of him shooting six three-pointers in four minutes went viral.
Twenty-three of the 26 schools in the Camden School District ranked among the worst performing schools in New Jersey, under the state's new accountability system.
Public Citizens for Children and Youth and Eagles Youth Partnership have teamed up with Wills Eye Institute for Give Kids Sight Day on Saturday.
Here's a movie that truly matters and that offers a powerful emotional experience.
First Lady Michelle Obama visited Penn, today, to announce a new initiative in the nation's nursing schools. The program is aimed at helping veterans and their families.
An election at Penn today will determine whether guards who patrol the campus on bicycles become union members.
The Philadelphia media icon has donated boxes of his memorabilia to Temple University's research library.
Democrats hoping to get a better idea how much Gov. Chris Christie's proposed higher education realignment will cost New Jersey taxpayers must wait a while longer.
Spring has sprung early - we know that - but it's also been very dry. So what does that mean for those digging in their garden?
A $100,000 prize is up for grabs this week in Philadelphia among three finalists, but in a way they are already winners.
They've hung the "Help Wanted" sign outside of Girard College. The school's first African-American and female president has handed in her resignation, effective in June.
April is National Donate Life Month. It's the month when organ donor advocates urge everyone to become an organ donor.
Recently the Pennsylvania SPCA has seen an alarming increase in a highly contagious, potentially deadly disease found in dogs.
Earth Day is just a couple weeks away, but a local organization is sponsoring a three-day seminar on sustainable building at the Penn Museum's Rainey Auditorium.
A local organization is looking to raise money to help Caribbean high school athletes as they make their way to the Penn Relays later this month.
University of Pennsylvania Law School officially opened Golkin Hall, its new $34 million state-of-the-art facility, and got a visit from a US Supreme Court Justice to mark the occasion.
Hugh Clark, 65, the former board chairman at the New Media Technology Charter School, has pleaded guilty in federal court to 28 counts of conspiracy, wire fraud, and theft.
