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A federal judge yesterday gave what he called "a huge break" to a former Main Line elementary-school teacher convicted of possessing kiddie porn.

The emergency signal boost was granted under temporary authority by the FCC and lasts for six months.

Ed McMahon , who died Tuesday, visited Allentown more than once during his extensive career and had strong roots in Philadelphia .

Elegent 4 bedroon 3.1 baths home with large living room with fireplace. Large family room with fire place and a set of 3 sliders out to a 30x40 ft.

Rescue workers search Brandywine Creek for a missing kayaker in East Bradford Township.

A Delaware County man whom police named as a person of interest in a theft ring has been charged in connection with 72 suburban burglaries and two additional armed robberies.

When a U.S. marshal took Concetta Jackson into custody and escorted her from the federal courtroom yesterday, her victims cried and hugged each other.

For years, departing Penn students left behind tons of used, but still usable items destined for the trash.

An international order of nuns based in Drexel Hill hosted walking and bus tours to remember their foundress.

Eric Livingston of Drexel Hill, left, and Bob Shoudt of Royersford stuff down hot dogs as Anastasia Clare, of Warrington, center, keeps count during Nathan's Famous Hot Dog eating contest at Dorney Park.

Police in Delaware County are searching for two men responsible for the robbery of a bank in Drexel Hill.

Humble Bob Shoudt of Royersford prepares to hop on the scale at Chickie and Pete's restuarant in south Philadelphia as WIP radio personality Al Morganti addresses the crowd.

Could there be something in the water? About 30 centenarians or those about to reach the age of 100 gathered for a huge birthday party in Drexel Hill Tuesday.

Maggie Walmsley was heading home from class at Cabrini College recently when her stepmother called with some graduation advice.

Delaware County authorities were looking yesterday for a man they have charged in the fire-related death of his toddler son.

A Drexel Hill man yesterday admitted in federal district court that he was part of a conspiracy that illegally distributed 245,620 Percocet and Oxycontin pills between January 2007 and December 2008.

Members of a convent in Drexel Hill are taking a pilgrimage to Louisiana, the birthplace of their foundress.

Former brewer and beer distributor William H. Pflaumer has sought bankruptcy protection for his company, possibly ending his dream of redeveloping the former Schmidt brewery in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties section.

A Chester County man accused of multiple illicit activities, including bigamy, pleaded guilty yesterday in federal court to immigration, weapons, and tax charges.