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Eagles fans will have one of the first apps designed for the brand-new device.
A study done by a group of researchers from Oxford University yielded some surprising results regarding babies and how they feel pain.
A Philadelphia Parking Authority worker was killed when he was hit by a tow truck as it backed up.
Trader Joe's customers who bought the chain's Sweet Apple Chicken Sausage are urged to throw it out amid concerns plastic may have made its way into the packages.
Glen Macnow tries the David Bradley bacon chocolate.
Since the 1970s, Penndot has allowed Philadelphia's mayor and City Council to regulate billboards along state highways, but Penndot officials now fear that federal highway dollars are at risk without their direct oversight.
Kelly Sanfratello, of Quakertown, Pa., was behind the wheel of a Jeep Wrangler when she ran a red light at Easton Road and County Line Road in Horsham on November 21st of last year.
He's quickly becoming a fan favorite, and he's this week's guest on the Philly Soccer Show.
A suspended Roman Catholic priest faces arraignment before a federal magistrate in western Pennsylvania on additional charges that he traveled to Honduras to have sex with poor street children during missionary trips.
A 38-year-old woman has been ordered to trial on charges she had sex with her then-14-year-old foster son, after a hearing at which the boy testified he "forced" himself on the woman.
Some residents in northeastern Pennsylvania woke up to find their neighborhood littered with toilet paper, but they don't think it's the work of pranksters.
Six people, including four students, suffered minor injuries after a school bus and SEPTA bus collided in Philadelphia Wednesday morning.
West Goshen police tell Eyewitness News that they responded to a report of a person with a gun inside the building holding hostages.
