Group Of Frank Rizzo Supporters Suing Philadelphia To Get Controversial Statue
The battle over the controversial Frank Rizzo statue is now heading to court.
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The battle over the controversial Frank Rizzo statue is now heading to court.
Organizers say they also wanted officers to know that residents care about them and have their support.
As cases of COVID-19 continue to rise, life in Philadelphia is slowly getting back to normal.
On Thursday, the museum offered a sneak peek of the President Barack Obama figure at Broad and Chestnut Streets in Center City.
Officer Luis Miranda has been suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss.
Two Montgomery County teenagers are fighting for justice for all in their community.
Garonzik says there's been no communication at all between government or the health department with gym owners.
Campbell's Place in Chestnutt Hill will give your tastebuds a thrill, bite by bite of a little bit of everything.
Arcades, water parks and amusement rides are back.
Weather-wise, we are looking at a mixed bag to start out the July 4th weekend.
Public pools around the city are still closed and public libraries may not be an option for cooling stations in light of the pandemic, but the city is providing relief in other ways.
Officials say there's already a growing number of physical fireworks-related injuries in Philadelphia.
Oskar Lindblom rang the bell Thursday to signal the end of his cancer treatments.
Now that summer is officially here and strawberries are coming into their own again, it's time to let them shine.
These easy camping foods can be made ahead of time so you can enjoy effortless gourmet meals even in the woods.
