He came from Canada, and no one was sure what to make of him. Okay, he wasn’t from Canada, but that’s where we knew of […]

Former Eagle Hugh Douglas, fired from ESPN this summer for using a racial slur against a colleague, is in trouble again.  WFSB in Connecticut has […]

Getting spooky with Thom Cardwell.

You’ve probably heard about Rolling Stone’s interview with Miley Cyrus by now: But it was last summer, in Philadelphia, where she really found her new […]

SEPTA officers are getting grumpy about a spate of recent incidents in which officers have been attacked—and the public has just watched, without intervening or […]

The fallout hasn’t stopped from the two Coatesville school administrators who used racial and sexual slurs in texts with each other. Hundreds of people showed […]

A pair of locals have received the prestigious “Genius Grants” announced today: — Jeffrey Brenner, 44, Camden, N.J. The physician founded a health care delivery […]

Learn about GALAEI’s new initiative.

Philly comic Kevin Hart has so many movies coming out this year, he better be a movie star when it’s all over. (Bradley Cooper: Watch […]

Phillyburbs.com reports: Pennsbury High School graduate Matthew Schuler put his pipes to the test Monday night on the season premiere of NBC’s “The Voice.” Schuler […]

Streets Dept: Closed in 1989 due to low ridership and safety concerns after nearly 60 years in service, SEPTA’s Spring Garden Street Station on the […]

The Daily Pennsylvanian brings us news of TheRedCup, the most secure party app ever designed by human brains. Thank God the parents of these fine […]

Big news for its eighth birthday.

New York Times: Ruth Patrick, a pioneer in studying the health of freshwater streams and rivers who laid the scientific groundwork for modern pollution control […]

AP: A western Pennsylvania school board won’t let a studentwho was born female but identifies as male run for homecoming king. The Richland School Board didn’t rule […]