Curling National Tourney Sweeping Into Delco, To Delight of Local Family
Aston, Pa., will be the site of the USA Curling national championships, beginning March 1st.
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Aston, Pa., will be the site of the USA Curling national championships, beginning March 1st.
SEPTA announced that beginning Thursday, February 20, Richmond Street will close between Lehigh Avenue and Cambria Street as part of PennDOT's I-95 reconstruction project.
The next time you get a summons in the mail for jury duty, you may not want to do what a northeastern Pennsylvania couple did.
A new online service in the Philadelphia area allows customers to place grocery orders at Whole Foods supermarkets and receive their items in about an hour.
Councilman Jim Kenney suggested that the renovation of Love Park include a section for skateboarders, who once flocked there from around the world.
The Federal Communications Commission says it will not appeal a court decision that limits its power to prevent Internet providers from slowing down web sites.
Potholes. They're everywhere. And road crews are working overtime to fill them.
Some have questioned why Pennsylvania Turnpike authorities lifted speed restrictions on the morning of the chain-reaction series of crashes.
A Philadelphia woman has been found guilty of shooting her mother, dousing her with gasoline and setting her on fire inside a home back in 2007.
The 61-year-old former television sportscaster and Philadelphia media personality was taken to prison yesterday after failing to post the required ten percent of his $250,000 bail.
Police are searching for a suspect who was caught on tape robbing a donut shop in Philadelphia earlier this week.
Pat Ciarrocchi spoke with Joseph Henry, MD of Crozer Keystone Health System about how urgent care systems compare to hospitals.
Herbert and Catherine Schaible had previously pleaded "no contest" in connection with the death of their son, Brandon, who died as the couple prayed for him to be healed but never took him to a doctor or a hospital for medical care.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
New Jersey school sports officials have asked the state Division on Civil Rights to look into a photo that shows members of a high school wrestling team apparently depicting a lynching.
