Top Fourth Of July Events In Philadelphia
When it comes to celebrating the 4th of July, there is simply no place in the entire country that is better qualified to throw this nationwide party.
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When it comes to celebrating the 4th of July, there is simply no place in the entire country that is better qualified to throw this nationwide party.
The Philadelphia Medical Community is preparing for the Papal visit along with everyone else.
For 61-year-old Allison Munch, her passion for her sport has never wavered.
Amateur radio operators from throughout the region will join thousands across the country in a field emergency test this weekend.
Equality New Jersey's Andrea Bowen says this was an amazing win, but the battle is far from over.
It's National HIV Testing Day and today the popular Philly AIDS Thrift officially opens its HIV testing center.
The Royal Theater near 16th and South Streets in the Graduate Hospital neighborhood has been vacant for more than four decades.
Jeep, the original active lifestyle vehicle brand, is now leading the SUV segment with global sales up 20 percent.
The investigation into the Amtrak crash that left eight dead and over 200 wounded continues, and a local survivor tells Eyewitness News he'll never be the same.
The bridge reportedly opened at 6:50 p.m. Friday night.
ACME is offering customers impacted by Tuesday's storms 5 percent off their entire order after thousands of residents lost power for several days.
Not the sunniest forecast for a summer weekend as a potent storm arrives from the west, bringing with it lots of rain and gusty winds.
Across the country, people are celebrating the Supreme Court decision to uphold and legalize Gay marriage across the country, including right here in Philadelphia.
A Jersey City Police Department insider speaks out about an alleged DUI cover-up and how it may have cost the former police chief his job.
Police have identified two suspects wanted in connection with a shooting in West Philadelphia last week that wounded ten people.
