Weather: A Windy Friday The 13th
Conditions are already becoming breezy in Center City and other parts of the Delaware Valley as well, and gusts will only get stronger by this afternoon.
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Conditions are already becoming breezy in Center City and other parts of the Delaware Valley as well, and gusts will only get stronger by this afternoon.
The latest figure released Friday is one of three estimates that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention gives for autism based on different surveys; the most rigorous one gives a lower estimate of 1 in 68 children.
Seven recommended sites to see for an unforgettable trip in the Phillippine Islands
The recall covers certain Souls from the 2014 through 2016 model years.
Chris discussed area college students taking to the streets to protest high tuition costs, who will be paying for a $15 minimum wage increase, and Pennsylvania Attorney General Kathleen Kane being sued. At 7:00, Chris Butler joined Chris to discuss debt protests and high college tuition costs. At 8:00 Hall of Fame NFL writer Ray Didinger talked to Chris about the upcoming Eagles game against the Dolphins. At 8:20 Chris talked to Police-Commissioner-in-waiting Richard Ross about being named Top Cop in Philadelphia and reflecting on serving as Deputy Commissioner under Charles Ramsey.
September through December are still the most popular months to indulge in your raw oyster cravings. Philadelphia is home to some stellar restaurants that have an excellent selection of oysters from both coasts and Canada.
It happened around 2:30 a.m. Friday in the 7800 of Centaur Place.
It happened around 2 a.m. Friday near Longshore and Torresdale Avenues.
Two one-way streets, Spruce and Callowhil, are becoming two-way streets near Columbus Boulevard starting November 23.
A 15-day fast has begun by about a thousand Walmart workers nationwide. They are calling attention to the need for a $15 minimum wage at the nation's largest grocery supplier.
The Rothman Ice Rink at Dilworth Park reopens for a second season at noon Friday.
While the kids will benefit the most from the more than $33,000 in funding given by AT&T, the stars of Thursday's show were the water robots children from the Boys and Girls Club built.
You might not be thinking snow as you hit the road. But rest assured agencies in the tri-state charged with being ready when the first flake falls have their ducks, or is it plows, in a row.
If you've attended local charity events in Philadelphia, you've likely seen Hugh E. Dillon behind the lens.
