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It is a daily ritual for many people. Wake up early. Grab a cup of coffee. And run on the treadmill, or get some sort of workout. But there may be a downside.
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It is a daily ritual for many people. Wake up early. Grab a cup of coffee. And run on the treadmill, or get some sort of workout. But there may be a downside.
Philadelphia Eagles Tight End Zach Ertz paid a visit to dozens of Pee Wee football players in Norristown as they received their new helmets, pads, practice jerseys and cheer uniforms... a donation worth $20,000.
While the beat sizzles on the dance floor, Latino food sizzles here in the kitchen at Tierra Colombiana. A spoonful of Tierra Colombiana's caramel custard flan is a beautiful experience.
Scams are a growing business for criminals. But now the Better Business Bureau is providing a new tool that can help consumers from being targeted and ripped off.
Authorities on Tuesday sought to assure Philadelphia Marathon runners and spectators that this Sunday's race will be safe and well-guarded.
Months after Philadelphia's Police Commissioner adopted a new policy of announcing the names of police officers involved in shootings, the state House has sent the Senate legislation to overturn that policy.
A landmark in Moorestown is closed for the near future, after the building caught fire Tuesday evening. Fire crews spent about an hour extinguishing flames at the Moorestown Community House on East Main Street.
Ed Rendell defended Governor Tom Wolf's decision to continue welcoming refugees fleeing ISIS from Syria into Pennsylvania.
"I am in fact HIV-positive." Charlie Sheen made the revelation on the Today show, saying he has had HIV for 4 years.
When the power goes out, PECO linesworkers go up. Right now, PECO is training about a dozen new linesworkers to scale power poles safely and efficiently. And for those training, it's safe to say, it's best not to be scared of heights.
One taste of the chicken and ribs at Buffalo Bill's Barbecue in Sicklerville - will keep you coming back for more. At least that's the hope, but when a customer with an unusual phone number recently ordered delivery, it wasn't food they wanted.
Six separate attacks, nearly 130 dead. Analysts say the mass killings in Paris likely took months to plan with ways to "blindspot" communication. Now, the intelligence community is pointing to "dark apps" or phone programs we can all download to encrypt or even erase messages.
Philadelphia Police Commissioner Charles Ramsey is speaking out on the Paris terror attacks and keeping the city safe.
A suicide bomber, who French officials believe gained access to the country by posing as a refugee, has also managed to further muddy the trail for millions of displaced Syrians.
Jill Schlesinger reports college students can be more thankful than ever this year. Their chances of landing a job after graduation are looking up.
