A school bus and a tractor trailer were involved in an accident on the I-95 northbound near Front Street in South Philadelphia.

The couple who made national news after naming their baby Adolf Hitler has lost custody of their four children,  three of which are named in honor of the Nazis.

It may be dry through most of the day, but expect storms at night. There's better news for the weekend.

It's back to the picket line for teachers in the Neshaminy School District in Bucks County.

 Was a SEPTA worker targeted for a hit? That's what cops are trying to figure out.

Deliberations could begin Friday for the jury in a landmark clergy sex abuse case involving two priests in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia.

Today, during a visit to Philadelphia, members of a state regulatory agency heard firsthand accounts from taxicab drivers and approved a proposal to put security cameras in all cabs operating in the city.

One suspect was detained Thursday after a doctor and two other people were shot inside a clinic on a hospital complex outside Philadelphia, police said.

BY TONY WEST/ Time is not kind to Gov. Tom Corbett's reelection hopes. The Pennsylvania that harbors his political base is not growing.

Anne Feild Elder, 92, formerly of Jenkintown, a civic volunteer for a half-century, died Sunday, July 13, of dementia at Rydal Park, a retirement community where she had lived since 2001.

A study released by the National Park Service shows Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia continues to play a critical role in boosting the city's economy.

This undated file image shows the main gate of the Nazi concentration camp Auschwitz I, Poland, which was liberated by the Russians in January 1945.