Top Things To Do In Philadelphia Today, Apr. 21
Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
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Looking for something to do today? Here are our top three picks…there's something for everyone in the Philadelphia area!
An underground transformer fire was reported in Wayne, Delaware County Monday night.
Twitter has announced that all 288 million monthly active users will now have the option to receive direct messages for any user.
Paul Defeo, goal keeper for the University of Delaware Blue Hens varsity soccer team, is behind bars, taken into custody Sunday.
Police say the discovery was made at about 6:30 p.m. Monday at the 6000 block of Passyunk Avenue.
Federal prosecutors, the mayor and Philadelphia police officials met with more than a dozen community leaders Monday in the second roundtable discussion on community policing.
A Monday in mourning. Back to school for students grieving the loss of classmate and friend: 15-year-old Freshman Running Back Ryan Gillyard.
Rich discusses the Eagles signing of Tim Tebow, politicians reactions to questions about gay marriage, and a brothel's endorsement of Hillary Clinton. He also talks to David French from National Review.
Monday morning's heavy rains brought water rescue crews to the 2600 block of Philmont Avenue in Lower Moreland where a driver and her two pet dogs found themselves trapped in rising flood waters.
Beth Anne Mumford from Americans for Prosperity of Pennsylvania spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about Tax Freedom day, which is the day that theoretically the nation has earned enough money to pay off its tax burden for that year. This year it falls on April 24th.
It's been a crazy day of weather as a large-scale storm system impacts the entire Eastern Seaboard!
South Street will come alive the first weekend in May as one of the largest festivals of the year in the area returns.
Following a scathing inspector general's report last week, the public pressure for reforms at the Philadelphia VA office continues.
A New York City man is facing cigarette smuggling charges after a traffic stop by Delaware State Police on state Route 1.
Charlie Alog, 62, pleaded guilty last December, admitting he lured his niece, 18, away from the crowd to view a family video upstairs, then sexually assaulted her.
