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The request is in honor of Hannah Ginion, a two-year-old from Bucks County. Hannah has Krabbe disease, a rare, degenerative disorder that is, unfortunately, deadly.
The mother has been identified by family members as 29-year-old Sheena White.
An art gallery gala Friday night has gone to the dogs, and the cats and the birds.
Temple University's School of Media and Communication inducted five alumni into its Hall of Fame Friday including John Oates, part of the legendary rock duo Hall and Oates.
KYW Newsradio first reported Friday morning about the data breach affecting more than 100 restaurants across the country that use a checkout system from a Bucks County company.
The power of vitamin D. It's showing promise in helping local patients battle one of the deadliest cancers. 3 On Your Side Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on how it works.
The New Jersey Health Department is investigating along with federal health officials.
Trooper ambush suspect Eric Frein performed extensive Internet research on how to avoid police manhunts, experimented with explosives and might have booby-trapped the woods where authorities are looking for him, Pennsylvania State Police said Friday, two weeks after the deadly attack outside a rural barracks.
"There's estimated to be a 90 percent decline in monarch populations," says Dick Walton, director of the Monarch Monitoring Project in Cape May.
Simply put, if you liked the weather you saw outside today (sunny, warm, brilliant blue sky), you will LOVE the weekend.
Linebacker Mychal Kendricks is one of two Eagles players to be ruled out for this weekend's game. Center Jason Kelce is the other as he begins rehabbing a hernia injury that will force him to miss extended time. Kendricks is still nursing a calf injury that was suffered in the Monday night game in Indianapolis in week two. He did not practice at all this week.
Judge Sheila Woods-Skipper has dismissed 59 more cases related to investigations by officer Jeffrey Walker, the former narcotics officer who pleaded guilty to corruption and related crimes.
One aspect of a new Atlantic City tourism campaign will give drivers what could be considered a "free ride" on certain days next month.
The call reportedly came in at 1:36 p.m. about a ruptured PSG&E pipe on a construction site along Route 130 near Burlington Road.
