Holy Cow! History: The Record-Setting Tragedy You've Never Heard Of

A massive explosion. A giant fireball lit up the spring night. Bodies and pieces of wreckage flew everywhere.

Most In Delaware Valley Give Mask Mandates A Thumbs Down

At Philadelphia’s airport, people must wear masks inside, but they can remove them once they are on the plane.

Ribbon Cutting For New Section Of Schuylkill River Trail Set For Friday

The public is invited to witness the ribbon cutting on a new section of trail running along the Schuylkill River.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Harry Hits The Road

To appreciate this story fully, you must first understand that except for being a politician, Harry Truman was one of us.

Lyrid Meteor Shower 2022: When To See Fireballs, Dust Trails Over PA

While the moon may interrupt viewing, conditions should be mostly clear for residents in much of the state to catch a glimpse.

Winning $1M PA Lottery Ticket Sold At Greene County Supermarket

The unclaimed Merry And Bright scratch-off ticket was sold at Giant Eagle in Waynesburg.

DelVal Suburbs Dump On Philly's Mask Mandate

Philadelphia is not getting any brotherly love from its Delaware Valley neighbors.

Return Of Philly Mask Mandate Met With Dismay

Beginning April 18, Philadelphia is reimposing its mask mandate.

These PA Billionaires Are Among The World's Richest

Forbes released its annual World's Billionaires List. Those on the list saw their collective fortunes decrease by more than $400 billion.

Agreement Will Lead To Restoration Of Marsh Creek Lake

Sunoco is required to dredge portions of the lake to remove drilling mud and sediment present as a result of the spill.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Meet Harry Tracy, The Old West's Last Outlaw

You know Jesse James, Billy the Kid, and the Dalton Brothers. Now meet Harry Tracy, the Old West's last outlaw.

DVJ Presents: A US Senate Debate By DelVal Candidates, For DelVal Voters!

The debate for the U.S. Senate candidates from the Delaware Valley is tonight.

LIEBERMAN: Who NOT To Blame For High Gasoline Prices

Whenever the price at the pump increases, so does the finger-pointing.

MAILMAN: Is There More Than Masculinity To Celebrate This Women's History Month?

By celebrating only career moves and finances, our society adopts the stance that men’s priorities must be the right ones.

KING: Helping America By Helping Ukrainian Refugees — A Plan

The world will have to accommodate them. They can’t all stay in Poland and Romania.

PA Pols Respond To Pain At The Pump

Average gasoline prices in Pennsylvania hit $4.42/gallon last week, an all-time high.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: From British Tea To Russian Vodka; A Brief History Of Boycotts

When Americans are miffed, they view cash registers as voting booths and their dollars as their ballot.

High Gas Prices? Blame The ‘R' Word — And It's Not ‘Russia'

Talk about high gasoline prices often revolves around Russia, but energy experts say another factor is making an even bigger impact.

ZOA Report Highlights Incidents Of Antisemitism In Philadelphia In 2021

“It’s not just minor nuisances. It’s pretty bad.”

Radnor Residents Weigh In On Kratom At Town Hall

Is Kratom a dangerous gateway drug? Or a helpful, natural substance that can aid those suffering from chronic pain?

HOLY COW! HISTORY: The President's Love Child

One president’s trysts stand out from all the others.

Pennsylvania Has Named Its 2022 Trail Of The Year

The Delaware Canal State Park Towpath, a nearly 60-mile "gem of a trail" crossing Bucks and Northampton counties, was chosen for the honor.

Philly Debate Over Utility Hook-Ups May Hurt Struggling Hospitality Industry, Housing Market

The Pennsylvania legislature is considering a bill requiring homeowners have a choice when it comes to their utility hookups.

Philly Area Residents Horrified, Heartbroken Over Ukraine

Local residents with ties to Ukraine are watching in horror as the Russian army rolls toward Kyiv.

VOGEL: Allowing Biological Men To Compete Against Women Athletes Is Absurd

This is about preserving the wins for women’s rights secured over generations going back to the suffragist movement.

One Year Later: Lessons Learned From Legendary ‘Texas Freeze'

Energy policy experts in Pennsylvania and across the nation are looking for lessons to be learned from multiple errors.

New CBD Kratom Store In Wayne Closed For Now

Radnor residents were surprised and outraged at the sudden opening of the store on Lancaster Avenue.

Daylight Saving 2022: When Do Clocks Spring Forward In PA?

Like it or not, daylight saving time is almost here. Should it be made permanent?

HOLY COW! HISTORY: For President's Day, Some Presidential Parting Words

This President’s Day, it’s worth revisiting the last words of several presidents.

Rediscovering America: A Quiz For Presidents Day

Here’s an opportunity for you to test your knowledge of America’s presidents and the American presidency.

HOLY COW! HISTORY: Meet The Unluckiest Man In U.S. History

If anybody was ever born under an unlucky star, it was Ambrose Everett Burnside.

Urban Navigation: Helping To End Youth Violence In DelVal Communities

The new organization, founded by Don Jackson and Hameen Diggins, is stepping up to get kids on the right track and keep them there.

PA Picked As A Top State For Singles

“We did this analysis to help unattached Americans find love."

Officials, Family React To Racist Delco Firefighter Comments About Murdered Child

Delaware County DA Jack Stollsteimer promised at the press conference that a criminal investigation would be done.

What Would Losing Covanta Mean For City Of Chester, Delaware County?

The waste-to-energy facility in the city of Chester has been the center of a decades-long controversy.

ZYWICKI: FTC's Misguided Pharmaceutical Competition Policy Harms Public Health

This progressive saber-rattling against “Big Pharma” could harm pharmaceutical innovation.

After Face-Off With Critics, IRS Scraps Plans For Facial ID Tech

“Everyone should feel comfortable with how their personal information is secured.”

HOLY COW! HISTORY: The Log Cabin Lincoln Wasn't Born In

Others may have made a big deal of his family’s poverty; Lincoln distanced himself from it.

COUNTERPOINT: ‘More Speech, Not Enforced Silence'

As legal scholar Jonathan Turley put it, “Artists against free speech is like athletes against fitness.”

POINT: Mad About Joe Rogan? Be Madder At Streaming Monopolies

If Joe Rogan’s show was still an open format podcast, Neil Young wouldn’t have anything to complain about to Spotify.