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Last weekend of April but we still can't seem to shake the cold weather. Don't let the chill bring you down - enjoy one of these great family fun events happening in and around Philly this weekend!
Glen Macnow tries the Sweenie Dog.
The ticket, which was from the April 23rd drawing, matched all six winning numbers, 02-03-24-38-39-45.
The trade show, now in its 13th year, showcases the latest technology in manure handling, treatment and application. It's being held in July in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania.
Economist Chris Butler, of Butler Lans & Wagler, told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT that if he was the chairman and CEO of Comcast, he would "not be that disappointed" by the cancellation of the merger between Comcast and Time Warner.
Shoppers were out in Center City on that April Saturday in 1975 when a geyser of black smoke focused their eyes on 30th Street.
Oaklyn Police say two people are facing charges including prostitution following an alleged incident near a crowded Little League field.
After the rally outside on Chestnut Street, the group gathered inside First Unitarian Church of Philadelphia to share tales of survival.
Apple. Google. Microsoft. Each has roots in a garage: the stuff of legend for innovators from which University City Science Center is drawing inspiration.
A Freeze Watch has been issued for most of the suburban counties outside of Philadelphia through Saturday morning.
Superpretzel is giving them away Friday, while the Philadelphia Pretzel Factory is handing them out on Sunday.
Comcast has officially dropped its $45 billion takeover bid of Time Warner Cable.
The Federal Emergency Management Agency says it has pumped nearly $7 billion into New Jersey more than two years after Superstorm Sandy struck.
In the digital age, kids are signed up for cell phone plans and social media accounts before they hit puberty. Local mom-turned-author Jenn Cannon says her book acts as a guide to help kids navigate the high-tech tools.
When Rochelle Williams and Florine Barker think of this corner of Germantown and Allegheny Avenue, the first thing that comes to mind is tragedy.
