St. Patrick's Day In Philadelphia Is Going To The Dogs....And Cats
The Pennsylvania SPCA is using St. Patrick's Day to promote pet adoption. A week long event gives participants a chance to rack up some big savings towards their pet purchase.
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The Pennsylvania SPCA is using St. Patrick's Day to promote pet adoption. A week long event gives participants a chance to rack up some big savings towards their pet purchase.
A move by Microsoft could change the face of gaming: the Xbox maker says players will be able to compete with those on other consoles.
Advocates say they believe the grand jury report about abuse by priests in the Altoona-Johnstown Diocese is a tipping point in their effort to eliminate the statute of limitations in child sex abuse cases.
A couple companies which make beer and hard soda have ad campaigns running now that target moderate drinking in millennials. But are millennials actually moderate?
A new study finds workers in the technology industry across the country earn more than double the average annual salary of the rest of the private sector. But there are some stumbling blocks locally.
Can a smartphone make you safer? Villanova University thinks so, and is empowering students and staff with a free app that puts help one tap away.
Sunday marked the start of Daylight Saving Time. With it comes extended evening daylight. But there's a dark cloud over that daylight when it comes to adjusting our body's internal clock.
Many of us look at food trucks as a way to catch a quick bite on the run. But there are plans this June to celebrate the food truck with a weekend party in Atlantic City.
It happened just before 3:30 a.m. Sunday outside of a luxury high-rise hotel in the 1800 block of Rittenhouse Square in Center City.
The five-mile race and two-mile fun run/walk along Martin Luther King Drive has been a Philadelphia tradition since 1984.
A poll released this week suggests a shift in popular sentiment on the future of Atlantic City.
Pennsylvania lawmakers are asking the U.S. Navy to fund a study to evaluate potential health risks from chemicals found in wells and drinking water around the former naval bases in Warminster and Horsham.
A building that dates back to Revolutionary War times could make way for a ramp as part of a massive South Jersey road project.
New Jersey Transit and its rail workers unions will pick up negotiations Monday in an effort to prevent the agency's first strike since 1983.
Many doctors are fielding calls, especially from expectant mothers, who recently traveled to the warm climate countries named on a CDC list.
Philadelphia's bustling startup scene now has a faculty advisor, of sorts. He's holding free office hours in University City over the next few months, and entrepreneurs are invited.
Anorexia is the deadliest psychiatric disorder and treatment works best if started early.
56-year-old Michael Tighe was sentenced to two years probation and he is banned from riding SEPTA trains during rush hour.
Some of Philadelphia's best young musicians took center stage Tuesday night for the annual All City High School Music Festival at the Kimmel Center.
Doctors at Einstein Medical Center are using a new tool to find cancerous tissue during breast cancer surgery.
Villanova is now the number three team in the nation, but the Wildcats insist their attention isn't focused on the rankings.
It's the next best thing to having a dental hygienist standing next to you at the bathroom mirror. The Oral-B Genius aims to make you one when it comes to your teeth.
The Harlem Globetrotters are back in town, bringing their unique style of basketball to the Philadelphia-area quite a bit in the upcoming months.
Hillary Clinton won big in South Carolina largely because 84 percent of Black Democrats chose her over Bernie Sanders and she's expected to well today, too. But what about in Pennsylvania?
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia is joining in a worldwide Lenten event this coming weekend to put some extra emphasis on his declaration of a Year of Mercy by Pope Francis.
