Gamechanger: Donna Frisby-Greenwood
Three years ago, Donna Frisby-Greenwood became program director for the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation in Philadelphia.
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Three years ago, Donna Frisby-Greenwood became program director for the John S. and James L. Knight Foundation in Philadelphia.
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Several research studies have shown that, in some cases, peanut allergies may be treated by exposure to very small quantities of peanut.
Police say Erielys Ahorrio, 3, and John Ahorrio, 4, were abducted from a home on Almanac Avenue in Lancaster City.
Check here to see if your community event has been canceled due to the weather.
Philadelphia has received over 40 inches of snow this winter and is currently less than 3" away from entering the top 10 list of all time record winter seasons.
In the wake of Tuesday's crippling ice storm, the worst winter storm in PECO's history with well more than half a million powerless, many remain away from their homes due to lack of heat. And the chill isn't departing the area anytime soon, with Arctic high pressure in control through the end of the week. Temperatures tonight dip into the 20's, and barely get above freezing tomorrow - a bit of melting, perhaps, but not enough to rid the area of much snow or ice.
3 On Your Side consumer reporter Jim Donovan takes a look what impact it could have on drivers.
If you're home is without power it depends on which power line is damaged that counts.
Thousands in Bucks County are still in the dark and looking at a second night in the cold, with little to no end in sight.
Many locations in the Greater Philadelphia area are still facing power outages after Wednesday's storm.
It happened shortly before 9:30 p.m. Thursday in the unit block of Loggers Mill Road in Horsham.
Transportation delays linger after Wednesday's winter storm that dumped up to a full half inch of ice on portions of the region and left hundreds of thousands without heat and electricity.
The exhausting wintry weather we've experienced this year will relax for just another day before more snow arrives this weekend.
The temperatures are going to dip Thursday night into the single digits and many people are still without power, which means at least no heat and no light.
