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1-year-old male Domestic Shorthair blend Meet Jordan, the handsome cat man who is looking for a special, loving forever home who will show him how it feels to finally be loved. Jordan is all-grey, with dark yellow eyes. He was rescued from a local overcrowded shelter and brought to Providence Animal Center in Media, formerly the Delco SPCA, where he is making the best of his stay until someone gives him a forever life.

My name is Benson. I am an adult chihuahua and a dainty guy at about 6-pounds. I have been in foster care awhile because I do need "just that right home." An experienced chi home is necessary as I just have that "chi attitude" sometimes, and other times I am just as sweet as can be. I can live with other nice dogs, no cats for me, and a mature home would be best, but I do like when respectable kids visits.

Pixie is the walking embodiment of love. She loves everyone without reserve, without exception. She will gladly accept your offer of a cozy lap, but will also be thrilled with companionable walks and lots of playtime. Pixie has one agenda, and that is to bring positive energy into every single day and to make her corner of your world a happier, brighter place to be.

For its closing show this season, 1812 Productions is presenting a Philadelphia premiere, "Hope and Gravity," written by prominent local playwright Michael Hollinger.It features a cast of five, including Ardmore actor Sean Close.Even before it was selected for this season, he and four other actors sat down at a table to read through the script, a procedure which is called a "table read""We had a blast just reading it" said Close.

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region.WEATHERThere might be a few thundershowers throughout the region later today, but, overall, another nice one is on tap. Expect the high to hit about 77 degrees.CLICK HERE to check your local forecast.

VANDALISM >> Radnor Public Works reported to police April 26 at 5:09 a.m. that someone caused flooding at the Sulpizio Gym on South Wayne Avenue in Wayne by clogging the sinks in the men's bathroom. Significant flooding was found in the bathroom and locker room. The front lobby of the gym was also damaged.

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region.WEATHERWe are in a pretty nice stretch of days here. Expect sunshine and a high of about 75 degrees.CLICK HERE for your local forecast.76ERS

NORRISTOWN >> A Pottstown man has probation, a hefty restitution bill and community service helping the elderly in his future after he admitted to stealing more than $300,000 from his grandmother, well-known Philadelphia radio personality Mary Mason.Calvin Steven Turner IV, 34, of the 800 block of South Street, was sentenced in Montgomery County Court to 10 years of probation after he pleaded guilty to two felony theft-related charges in connection with the theft that prosecutors claim left Mason, a former WHAT radio host of "Mornings with Mary," destitute.

In the course of the pursuit of justice, human history includes countless examples of achieving desired results with ultimately questionable methods.We can all applaud the fact that using the atomic bomb, twice, against the Japanese almost certainly hastened the end of World War II in the Pacific.

Good Morning. Here are some of the top stories from around the region.WEATHERThere may be a small shower today, but, overall, it should be a pretty nice, spring day. Expect the high to hit about 73 degrees.CLICK HERE to check your local forecast.