At one point, PECO reported more than 126,000 people in the dark. The utility greatly reduced that number to 1,300.

Stars and stripes were displayed everywhere from fire hydrants to mailboxes to sports mascots dressed in colonial garb.

Transit tips, talking points and more SEPTA and NJ Transit service will be drastically different than usual this morning.

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A new protected classification is setting strict rules for the production of Italian vermouth, and seeking to change how the ...

From the biggest losing bet to the ‘Super Flush,’ the Eagles’ Super Bowl journey by the numbers The Eagles proved it on the ...

This weekend in the city is filled with love, and if you’re looking to spend it with your No. 1, here are some of the best ...

A driver was shot at on Interstate 95 in during rush hour, Pennsylvania State Police reported on Wednesday, Feb. 12. The ...