Weather Channel Plans To Start Naming Winter Storms
The Weather Channel has announced it will start naming storms this winter, and some people think it's a bad idea.
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The Weather Channel has announced it will start naming storms this winter, and some people think it's a bad idea.
The National Park Service has given two utilities permission to put power lines through scenic recreation areas popular with Philadelphia area residents, including the Delaware Water Gap.
The comments came at a panel discussion in State College on the future of the NCAA.
Aggressive business and development efforts are underway to turn the once hippest street in town into a popular destination again.
Although we won the Revolutionary War, we lost several battles, including the Battle of Germantown on October 4th 1777. It'll be re-enacted on Saturday, not once, but twice.
The state Senate has passed and sent to the House a bill that would make it a crime to recruit members of violent crime gangs.
Police are investigating the shooting death of a man in Northeast Philadelphia early Wednesday morning.
Fresh off their first win of the season in their Ivy league opener, the Penn Quakers will wrap up non-league play on Saturday when they host William and Mary of the Colonial Athletic Association.
President Barack Obama and Republican challenger Mitt Romney go toe-to-toe tonight in the first of three election-season debates. The debate in Denver will be aimed at undecided voters.
Anibal Pastor was found guilty of burglary, robbery, aggravated assault, and conspiracy for his role in the home invasion on McFadden Drive.
It's a 5 year commitment where actors and instructors from the theater will hold workshops and performances for the kids in grades K-8.
The Philadelphia eatery that became famous for combining fried chicken and donuts has opened a second location in Center City.
Thousands of women from all over the Keystone state gathered for workshops, seminars and speeches from some notable women.
A city council committee today debates a plan from the Nutter Administration to boost the penalties for riding all terrain vehicles in parks and on sidewalks.
In an effort to bring more financial literacy programs to schools throughout the Delaware Valley, a Bucks County financial institution is sponsoring a unique event.
Penn law professor Kermit Roosevelt III has proclaimed a curse, declaring the Nats will not win the World Series until Teddy wins the President's Race.
The website, nohomophobes.com, created by the University of Alberta, is counting four common derogatory words used to describe homosexuals including "nohomo" and "gay."
Just two games left in the regular season for the Phillies and they will play the first of those two tonight in Washington.
School officials at Council Rock South in Bucks County are trying to stop the spread of a skin infection in the football team.
Philadelphia's college students got a warm welcome Saturday afternoon along the Ben Franklin Parkway for Campus Philly's annual College Day
Pitman New Jersey native Patti Smith will be honored with Bryn Mawr College's 2013 Katherine Hepburn award.
AAA-Mid-Atlantic is raising the alarm about a sharp rise in highway fatalities so far this year and is concerned about a deadly trend.
The PA Board of Pardons made no immediate decision Thursday after agreeing to reconsider clemency for Terrance Williams, who is scheduled to be executed next Wednesday for a murder in Philadelphia nearly three decades ago.
The Phillies close out the home portion of their schedule tonight with one more game against the Washington Nationals.
The New Jersey governor threatened to veto every supplemental spending bill the legislature sends his way, unless they cut taxes.
