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In Australia, simultaneous fireworks displays erupted along Sydney's famed harbor, where people crowded onto balconies, into waterside parks and onto boats as they jockeyed for the best view, clinking glasses and whooping with joy as the first pyrotechnics exploded.
The Beatles' official website announced its music will be available to stream, beginning at 12:01 a.m. local time on Christmas Eve around the world.
A local man's life changed after coming face-to-face with Mother Teresa, who will now soon be canonized. Mother Teresa cared for the sick and poor in India, but she visited our area on her path to sainthood, which was officially approved today.
Neighbors of the Harrisburg teenager who has been charged with providing material support to ISIS say they're shocked something like this could happen so close to home.
Police say they are now investigating a report of a pig's head found outside an Islamic Center in North Philadelphia early this morning.
It's a girl! Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, have welcomed their first child, daughter Max.
The cause of sainthood for a priest from Upper Darby has earned a big endorsement from an important group in the catholic church.
A terrorist monitoring group has uncovered a 24/7 "help desk" run by Islamic State for jihadis who have tech questions.
Fear over the US' acceptance of more Syrian refugees has sparked protests and debates across the country. In Pennsylvania, Governor Tom Wolf has said the Commonwealth will continue to welcome them after an extensive screening process.
Police in Mali, joined by the French and one off-duty American Special Forces Op, freed more than 100 hostages from the Radisson Blu Hotel in the capital of Mali.
Two months ago, Warrington residents Joey and Kristen Masciantonio say they experienced a miracle when Pope Francis spontaneously kissed their one-year-old daughter, Gianna, on the head.
As the debate over allowing Syrian refugees into the United States continues, two Syrian-American college students say they worry family members won't make it to Pennsylvania.
In the days following the Paris attacks, there's been a jump in applications to carry firearms in at least two suburban counties.
A Philadelphia-based national security expert says the U.S. should hit the pause button on the flow of Syrian refugees into the country until it gets enough information to properly screen them.
International flights are back on the grid across the country, but some travelers still have concerns following the terrorist attacks in Paris last week.
