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Delaware State Police are currently investigating a fatal crash that occurred on Tuesday afternoon involving a pedestrian.
It's Night Out Restaurant Week and Vittoria Woodill was on hand Tuesday night in Northern Liberties sampling some local cuisine.
According to Philadelphia Police, a 29-year-old man was shot in the head on the 800 block of E. Woodlawn Ave on Tuesday afternoon.
NJDOT has announced that the ramp from I-295 northbound to Route 168 westbound will be closed on the night of Aug. 25 and on the night of Aug. 26.
Jill Schlesinger reports good bosses can make a difference by exposing employees to different situations.
Baseball 101 is a program that offers fans a real-life experience, while a portion of the proceeds goes to charity.
The Philadelphia Horticultural Society pays tribute to the National Park Service, as it plants the seeds for next year's Flower Show at the Convention Center in March.
Dr. Mazz and Rick Grimaldi fill in for Rich and discuss why Donald Trump is now more relevant than ever,Jeb Bush's Anchor Babies comment, and Kathleen Kane tricking the media. At 4:08 former Phillies pitcher Jamie Moyer joined the program and spoke safety and strategy in sports and about his foundation. At 4:35 former Governor Ed Rendell spoke with Dr. Mazz and Rick Grimaldi about Jeb Bush's comments, how to defeat Donald Trump, and Joe Biden's possible Presidential announcement.
Many came with apprehension about road closures, check points, fences and other security measures planned during Papal visit.
DA Hogan says the suspect is the same man who jumped the White House fence earlier this year.
One of the lead plaintiffs, Barbara Galarza, only speaks Spanish. She says the school district refused to provide her with documents -- in Spanish -- that would have prepared her for word that her daughter was diagnosed with an intellectual disability.
Police say the building where the bodies were found is owned by a funeral home around the corner.
Once inside, police say the suspects stole jewelry, sunglasses and a safe that contained a handgun.
About a month away from the Papal visit, Archbishop Chaput distributed a letter to local Catholics urging them "not to give in to the anxieties and worries that go along with any major event like this."
