Thousands Pedal From Philly To Atlantic City For Annual Tour de Shore
The 28th annual Tour de Shore raised $820-thousand for the nonprofit Irish Pub Children's Foundation.
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The 28th annual Tour de Shore raised $820-thousand for the nonprofit Irish Pub Children's Foundation.
It happened around 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Algon and Oxford Avenues in the city's Lawncrest neighborhood.
The National Weather Service has issued an excessive heat warning for Philadelphia and surrounding communities through 8 p.m. Monday.
Police are investigating a suspicious fire that forced more than a dozen people from their homes overnight in South Philadelphia.
It happened just before 2 a.m. in the 5000 block of Bensalem Boulevard.
St. Joseph's University theology professor William Madges is among a handful of academics who conceived the exhibit, "A Blessing to One Another: Pope John Paul II and the Jewish People."
ArtPlace America has awarded one of just 38 grants this year to Reading Terminal Market so it can spruce up the 1100 block of Filbert Street.
Republican Dave Reed, the state House majority leader, admits mailboxes in Pennsylvania are being filled by people on both sides of the budget debate, but he notes the pro-Wolf mailers go to GOP lawmakers, too.
The man who ran Pennsylvania's capital city for almost three decades is facing almost 500 criminal charges in an alleged scheme that seems so bizarre it could have come from the imagination of a script writer.
Small groups of girls, ages 11-15, practiced the pitch they'll make for the apps they've been working on.
We talk about surveys at KYW Newsradio all the time, but a Texas pollster with ties to our area asked that question of Pennsylvania voters.
The American Academy of Pediatrics guidelines are designed to make sure premature and low birth weight babies are safe on the trip home.
Authorities arrested 30 year-old Reggie Reid of Chestnut Street and 27 year-old Alonzo Wallace of Walker Street.
Authotities say the Wright was found inside her home Thursday at the 200 block and it appeared she was severely beaten and strangled.
The group of just over 50 people took self-guided tours of the various exhibits on display, while also taking time for some arts and crafts and a scavenger hunt.
