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Three local chefs squared off on Friday at the Reading Terminal Market in a friendly cook-off.  Chef Andrea Luca Rossi was the winner. Full Story »

A North Philadelphia teen is in hiding out of state, and his grandmother is recovering from a gunshot wound, following an ambush attack in October near their home in the Yorktown neighborhood. Full Story »

One of the nation's most popular social networking web sites has recently adjusted its privacy policies, and by doing so is putting Internet privacy issues in the spotlight. Full Story »

It's one of the biggest games in the history of Villanova football tonight, as the Wildcats host CAA foe William & Mary in the senifinals of the 1-AA playoffs. Full Story »

The H1N1 virus has sickened about 50 million Americans, and killed about 10,000, according to new estimates released by federal health officials on Thursday. Full Story »

Shoppers lined up Friday morning at Progress Plaza on North Broad Street to patronize the first supermarket there in a decade. Full Story »

A special breakfast presentation was held Friday morning in center city Philadelphia on swine flu and the workplace. Full Story »

Those new and experimental bike lanes on Pine and Spruce Streets in center city Philadelphia are going to be made permanent -- and the concept may be expanded to other streets. Full Story »

A city task force has 36-specific recommendations on ethics and campaign finance reform in Philadelphia that now go to Mayor Nutter and city council. Full Story »

A fireworks display was scheduled for Friday afternoon at the Philadelphia Museum of Art to kick off two unique exhibitions of the work of one of the world's most prominent contemporary artists. Full Story »

As the A&E show Paranormal State gears up for its 4th season, cast members traveled the country to chat with people about hauntings. Full Story »

Thursday was men's shopping night at the King of Prussia mall. The annual event is an effort to address men's purported fear of shopping. Full Story »

The first trial in the Pennsylvania "Bonusgate" probe has ended in an acquittal for former state lawmaker Sean Ramaley (left) and a stunning setback for state attorney general Tom Corbett. Full Story »

Police are asking for the public's help in finding a man who attacked a woman inside a dentist's office in Northeast Philadelphia. Full Story »

Authorities say they have new tools that allow them to probe file-sharing networks once considered snoop-proof.  David Walton of Marcus Hook is under arrest. Full Story »

Robert and Sheila Saul of Philadelphia and their medical supply company have been charged with defrauding Medicare and other health benefits programs out of more than $1.2 million. Full Story »

Four men from Connecticut are behind bars in Bucks County, accused of running a counterfeiting operation from a Bensalem motel room. One suspect had contacted police to report a theft. Full Story »

Treasury secretary Timothy Geithner has told a skeptical watchdog panel that the Obama administration's decision to keep the government's unpopular bank bailout program going until next October is necessary. Full Story »

Once again, a Pennsylvania House vote on a bill that would authorize table games at casinos across the Commonwealth has failed to materialize. Full Story »

Some famous former inmates have been "frozen in time" in a special exhibit this weekend at Philadelphia's historic Eastern State Penitentiary, in Fairmount. Full Story »

Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has kicked up another political storm by granting the highest government subsidies to West Bank settlements, including those that lack official approval. Full Story »

Philadelphia City Council has voted to hold hearings in the death of a man while he was waiting to be seen at a hospital emergency room in Frankford.  The case got further notoriety when his wristwatch was stolen. Full Story »

A Philadelphia tourism official says that 2010 is going to be a year to remember for Philadelphia and its visitors. Full Story »

Philadelphia city councilman Frank DiCicco said on Thursday he's going to try again to rein in the use of plastic grocery store bags in the city. Full Story »

Pakistani officials say five young American Muslims arrested there wanted training from Al-Qaida. Full Story »