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Graham says the wind kept pushing him for miles out on the open water and when he grounded in the marsh the mud was too soupy to walk anywhere.
The overenrolled Walter D. Palmer Leadership Learning Partners Charter School is holding a Thursday evening lottery to decide which students will stay and which will have to go.
A Philadelphia special education teacher is searching for her beloved Louie. When someone stole her car in South Philadelphia, Louie, a Labrador, was in the back.
On Oct. 11 around 9:42 p.m., the pet owner was reportedly inside a store on the 6400 block of Frankford Avenue when the suspects stole her pug, which was tied to an outside gate.
Philadelphia gets more than half of a million dollars to help boost pedestrian and bicyclists safety.
Attorneys for a Philadelphia prison inmate says they will file a federal civil rights suit against the city and a correctional officer who allegedly pummeled a handcuffed inmate during an incident which was caught on video at the Curran-Fromhold Correctional facility last month.
Dr. Patricia Henwood is packing her bags. On Thursday, she'll board a plane bound for Liberia.
Ebola zombies, Ebola containment workers and even an Ebola soup are some ideas being thrown out there for Halloween costumes this year.
Northampton Area Superintendent Joseph Kovalchik says the boys' varsity coaches resigned Tuesday.
Caretakers of the Field of Dreams playground, located in the Absecon Sports Complex on 1000 Morton Avenue, told police that someone poured Canola Oil all over the equipment, making it unusable.
Authorities say a fifth suspect, 25-year-old Brandon Jones, also of Camden, remains at large.
Gov. Chris Christie is continuing his public push against drug addiction, announcing Wednesday more than $12 million in new funding for addiction treatment and prevention programs.
The first lady and other Democratic Party officials came to show their support for Tom Wolf in his race for governor of Pennsylvania.
County district attorney Jack Whelan says these deadly illnesses weren't on the radar when county officials began planning this year's summit.
