Should Media Use Name Of Orlando Nightclub Shooter, Any Other Mass Murderer?
Following the Orlando nightclub massacre, there has been much debate about whether the media should use the name of the shooter in reporting.
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Following the Orlando nightclub massacre, there has been much debate about whether the media should use the name of the shooter in reporting.
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Senate Democrats are refusing to give up the floor they're filibustering to draw attention to what they say is the need for new restrictions on guns after the massacre in Orlando.
New research prepared for a city council committee shows they're also more likely to struggle in their senior years. The committee is exploring how to improve retirement savings.
Participants in the 2016 Transplant Games of America, including those from Team Philly, are bidding a fond farewell to Cleveland, already setting their sights on the next games in 2018.
As part of World Elder Abuse Awareness Day on Wednesday, The Philadelphia Financial Exploitation Prevention Task Force held a forum at the Center City Free Library Branch.
Opponents of a proposed 23-cent-a-gallon hike in New Jersey's gas tax to replenish the nearly empty Transportation Trust Fund are lining up to make their case, even as proponents try to rush the plan through the legislature.
In lieu of the Orlando massacre, Gloucester Township Police Department posted a video on Facebook, created by Homeland Security and the city of Houston about what to do if a gunman enters a place of work, school, or otherwise.
Mayor Jim Kenney has offered his ears to kids in the library's summer reading program via a recorded phone line, where young readers can leave their synopses, reviews and critiques.
Ceremonies are taking place all over the country Tuesday to properly dispose of old American Flags that have been collected throughout the year.
A union cashier at the Bensalem, Bucks County ACME has been suspended after wearing a patriotic denim dress to work on Memorial Day. Now, she has filed a grievance against the company.
A state Senate committee Monday tackled the question of whether a bill that would allow retroactive lawsuits by adults who were sexually abused as children would hold up under the Pennsylvania constitution.
In the wake of the shocking death of singer and South Jersey native Christina Grimmie, friends are grieving the loss of a very talented and selfless person.
The estimated $20-million construction project is set to break ground on Temple University's campus next month.
The Transplant Games of America officially kicked off Saturday in Cleveland, Ohio. Gift-of-Life's Team-Philly is once again the largest traveling team at the games.
Plans for a charity concert on the beach in Wildwood next month are being fought in court by the people who own popular amusement piers in the shore town.
Twenty-two-year-old Christina Grimmie was signing autographs after a show at The Plaza Live when she was fatally shot.
Philadelphia hits the world soccer stage Thursday night with the arrival of Copa America play at Lincoln Financial Field.
Mr. Bill's, an iconic southern New Jersey landmark is coming back to life, thanks to a couple of retired hospital executives who decided to take on a new challenge.
Officials in Lansdale, Montgomery County are trying to solve a mystery that is 120 years in the making. A headstone dated 1895 was found during an excavation in the backyard of a property along Main Street.
Students at Marlton Elementary School in Marlton, New Jersey raised awareness about diabetes to a new level on Wednesday.
Governor Tom Wolf has signed a bill allowing wine to be sold in some grocery stores and making other changes to Pennsylvania's decades-old liquor law.
Couches are popping up on sidewalks across Philadelphia this week. They look inviting, but they're actually designed to help a particular group of people get off the cushions.
The folks from Pearl Properties announced a new 220-room hotel being built on the Avenue of the Arts at Broad and Locust Streets.
Discounted drinks and appetizers are being offered across Center City on Wednesday evening. It's the second week of the Center City District's summer "Sips" promotion.
