Volunteers Plants Flowers To Beautify Benj. Franklin Parkway Area
Volunteers got to work for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's annual "City in Bloom" Day.
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Volunteers got to work for the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's annual "City in Bloom" Day.
The idea of Septa running Patco is a concept that's closer to the "floating the idea" stage than anything definitive.
It's official. Kanye West will headline the "Budweiser Made in America" festival in Philadelphia.
Police in Bucks County are investigating the theft of a trailer that contained over 200 flat-screen televisions worth nearly $200,000.
Today, we ended our 3 show series with La-Z-Boy, highlighting the Rex Collection
Pa. state representative Mike Vereb calls the hearing a fact-finding mission, not a witch hunt.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
City Council president Darrell Clarke has decided to play it safe, adding a fallback provision to his plan to send sales tax proceeds to the cash-starved school district.
"We're here today to honor four athletes and four volunteers who have been instrumental to the success of Special Olympics for many, many years," said the CEO of Special Olympics Pennsylvania.
A retired Philadelphia county judge faces corruption charges for allegedly using his judicial office to run his private property-management company.
Chris Stigall spoke with Dr. Ben Carson on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT. Carson is the author of a new book, One Nation: What We All Can Do to Save America's Future.
A Powerball ticket worth $1 million was sold in Montgomery County.
New Jersey's property tax credits are on hold while Gov. Chris Christie and his administration work to balance the budget.
Chris covers the latest on the VA scandal, Allyson Schwartz' reaction to losing the Gubernatorial Primary in Pennsylvania, and Jon Stewart's attack on Philadelphia. He talks to Dr. Ben Carson about his new book, One Nation.
Looking at Tuesday's election results, Local 98 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers continued with a high batting average, by pouring money and manpower into selected political races.
