'Electrical Spectacle' Light Show At Franklin Square Begins Nov. 12
The show will run every half hour from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. nightly through Dec. 31.
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The show will run every half hour from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. nightly through Dec. 31.
Boxes were set up in office buildings all around Philadelphia Thursday morning for Operation Gratitude.
Alumni from Cheyney University are gearing up for a rally to show Governor Tom Wolf they're serious about saving their beloved alma mater.
The National Dog Show hosted by the Kennel Club of Philadelphia will take place later this month with seven new American Kennel Club sanction breeds competing.
Half of the work on the "Direct Connect" project is either complete, getting worked on or in the pipeline.
The county had fronted more than $30 million since the Harrisburg budget battle began.
The Salvation Army kicked off red kettle season in Center City Thursday afternoon.
The special occasion is enjoyed on the first Thursday in November and it promises one cooked meal by the man of the house.
One Philadelphia non-profit is hoping you'll buy a pie from them as they raise money to feed area people with life threatening illnesses.
The woman at the center of what became known as the Tacony "basement of horrors" case in Philadelphia has been sentenced to life plus 80 years in prison.
In its second full day of deliberations, a Philadelphia jury has found Chaka Fattah Jr. guilty on all but one of the 23 counts spelled out in the federal indictment, at his bank and tax fraud trial.
Attorney General Kathleen Kane testified before a judge today in a closed door session about possible grand jury leaks in the Jerry Sandusky case.
Dom discussed Quentin Tarantino appearing on MSNBC about his comments on police, Governor Christie getting pushback from police unions for law enforcement appreciation day, the jock tax, D.C. proposing a change to the voting age. At 10, Kay Wilson joined discussing her fight for survival after being attacked by a terrorist in Israel. At 11, author Jim Geraghty joined to discuss his new book, "Heavy Lifting."
Pfizer, the biggest U.S.-based drugmaker, is increasing its financial assistance to patients, doubling the allowable income level for people to receive dozens of Pfizer medicines for free.
