Harvard Student From Philadelphia, Penn Student Named Rhodes Scholars
A college student from Philadelphia and another from Pittsburgh who attend school in the City of Brotherly Love are among those selected/
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A college student from Philadelphia and another from Pittsburgh who attend school in the City of Brotherly Love are among those selected/
The Pennsylvania state Senate is juggling a long-simmering fight over who pays for public schools just as Gov. Tom Wolf and top lawmakers try to hold together the skeleton of a five-months-late budget deal.
The 22nd Annual Philadelphia Marathon kicked off Sunday as thousands of runners pounded the pavement through a scenic 26.2 mile track throughout the city.
City officials are warning drivers to expect delays and they are advising motorists to use alternate routes, avoid areas along the race course, allow for extra driving time and proceed with caution.
Penn State University has announced plans to add dormitories to the Abington and Brandywine satellite campuses.
Long-time financial guru Harry S. Gross, who earned the respect and trust of millions of Philadelphia area listeners and readers over a career that spanned more than 35 years, has decided to retire.
Doctors have three FDA approved medications available to treat patients with seizures not responding to a patient's regular medication, or for seizures lasting longer than five minutes.
There are probably a lot of people at Rutgers-Camden breathing a sigh of relief after a visit from the University's President.
The first year, they served 17 families. Now, it's in the hundreds.
It happened just before 10:30 p.m. Saturday on the Boulevard at Woodward Street.
The Christmas Village preview weekend allows some of the shops to open early.
Police say the Maryland college student from Cheltenham has been found dead.
Authorities say one person was taken to the hospital after a car crashed into a house Saturday afternoon.
The Animal Care and Control Team in Philadelphia says nearly 50 animals have found new homes.
More than a dozen volunteers spent their Saturday installing a back deck complete with a ramp so that 67-year-old Bert Slimmer, a Vietnam veteran who recently had his leg amputated, can safety get in and out of his home.
