Montco Power Plant To Host Community Open House
If you've ever wanted to see the inner workings of a nuclear power plant, you have a chance this evening in Montgomery County.
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If you've ever wanted to see the inner workings of a nuclear power plant, you have a chance this evening in Montgomery County.
How well is this region prepared to cope with an Ebola outbreak? Philadelphia City Council holds a hearing this afternoon to find out.
The overenrolled Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter School is holding a Thursday evening lottery to decide which students will stay and which will have to go.
Has peace broken out at Philadelphia City Hall? Seven months after City Council announced an ambitious plan to boost affordable housing in Philadelphia, the effort is finally moving forward with the cooperation of the Nutter Administration.
The Phillies are nudging their 17,500 season ticket holders to renew with e-tickets next year, as opposed to a delivery of paper tickets.
The Camden County Library System is offering a program to help people earn a high school diploma online.
Authorities in Bensalem have arrested a 20-year old man that they say confessed to sexually assaulting a young girl over a 2-year span.
While two American cities have decided to remove Christopher Columbus' name from the holiday, Philadelphia is sticking with tradition.
Officials in two major U.S. Cities this year voted to rename Columbus Day "Indigenous People's Day" -- How does that fly in South Philadelphia?
It's never too early to start thinking about the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show. This year's theme harkens back to the Art Deco movie palaces of the 1920s.
A company running several local charter schools is reversing the trend of removing nurses from schools.
Some of the spirituals still sung in churches today were actually coded messages
World Cafe Live celebrates ten years since the opening of their Philadelphia location.
After a settlement was recently paid to a man who's neck was broken while he was in the back of a van, Lt. Stanford says they are looking for safer options.
The Lonely Project is a mobile website that displays tweets about loneliness.
If at first you don't succeed...City Council is trying again for a ballot referendum that would ask city voters whether to the school district should be under local control.
Camden County officials have pointed to a marked drop in crime in Camden since the county took over the city's police department.
The region's largest insurer has hired a company to explain benefits to its customers.
Congregants of the Enon Tabernacle Baptist church in Mt. Airy held a donation drive Saturday to collect items to help Liberians who are struggling with the spread of the Ebola virus.
With Ebola and Enertovirus making headlines every day, it's hard not to be concerned. A free event opens to the public later this month on Penn's campus that will explore things like how viruses evolve and spread.
It's been discussed for well over 15 years. Setting up a commuter rail link from Camden through to Woodbury and Glassboro, New Jersey. Now, a proposed environmental impact study has been put on hold by federal officials.
Members of the Philadelphia Federation of Teachers spent part of the morning rallying outside of public schools across the city.
The Pennsylvania Attorney General and the Chief Justice of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court have reached an agreement over those racy emails that were uncovered by the AG recently.
Starbucks is reconsidering its policy that requires workers with tattoos to cover up.
An incident in Lower Kensington earlier this week may be showing the change is a good thing.
