Among porn scandal casualties: Four who did not send a single email
Two years ago, then-Attorney General Kathleen G. Kane staged one of the most unusual public gatherings in the history of Harrisburg: She summoned reporters to a room to examine pornographic emails found on her agency's computers, naming eight officials involved with them. The impact was swift and nasty. Reputations were tarnished. Five people lost their jobs. Careers were thrown off track. Read more
Who sent explosive package to Center City man?
It looked innocuous enough, the large envelope that had been dropped outside Jim Alden's apartment. But when Alden opened it around 4 a.m. Tuesday - apparently thinking it contained medication - the package exploded, police said, leaving the 60-year-old hospitalized with injuries to a hand and his face, and authorities searching for answers in an incident that seemed ripped from the pages of a spy novel. Read more
In a world first, Philly surgeons remove fetal heart tumor during pregnancy
Katie Rice knew something was wrong when she got the results of her 20-week ultrasound. Read more
Revolutionary War-era house in South Jersey could be saved
The Bellmawr  farmhouse stands in the path of the I-295 and Route 42 realignment project. Read more
Five chefs, five special turkey sandwich recipes
The idea of making a sandwich out of Thanksgiving leftovers should be appealing this weekend. Read more