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But how could that be a problem? Animal Advocate Carol Erickson explains in today's Pet Project.
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But how could that be a problem? Animal Advocate Carol Erickson explains in today's Pet Project.
The man is in stable condition after he was shot in the leg.
The shooting happened on the 800 block of Stuyvesant Avenue.
There has still been no sign of Johnston.
At least two Philadelphia restaurants will require proof of COVID-19 vaccinations to dine indoors.
A therapist was called in to guide the hours-long session, and employees were able to unpack their feelings in a safe setting.
The Philadelphia Police Department is investigating after a man and a woman were grazed by bullets outside a Allegheny West restaurant.
A Congressional failure to extend the country's federal eviction moratorium, first enacted due to the COVID pandemic, has led the Black Clergy of Philadelphia to give tips and reassurance.
Six sitting judges and two lawyers hope Pennsylvania voters this fall will issue a favorable verdict of their own and elevate them to one of the four state appeals court seats that are up for grabs in the November election.
Federal SBA loans are now available to people in Burlington County towns that were hit hard by flash flooding on July 12.
A man and a 17-year-old are in critical condition after Philadelphia Police say they were shot multiple times Saturday evening.
It was a powerful call for peace in North Philadelphia as a large "healing blanket" symbolized the despair in the city over deadly gun violence.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf wants the General Assembly to ask their constituents to get vaccinated as the state faces a new wave of COVID cases.
A family from Roxborough celebrated a special year for their family crabbing tradition on Saturday morning.
Firefighters, loved ones and strangers from across the area paid their respects to Thomas Royds Saturday morning following his tragic death in the line of duty.
