Teen Killed In Northeast Crash Trying To Save Stepfather
A teenager is dead and three others are injured after an accident in Northeast Philadelphia Saturday.
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A teenager is dead and three others are injured after an accident in Northeast Philadelphia Saturday.
Kenneth Houseknecht, who was a teenager when he fatally stabbed his young neighbor 25 years ago, has lost another bid to have his conviction and life sentence overturned.
Seven children were taken to area hospitals and treated for carbon monoxide poisoning in Hamilton Township, New Jersey on Saturday.
The city of Philadelphia is the target in a federal lawsuit filed on behalf of the the mother of Beatrice Weston, the young woman found chained in a Tacony Basement in 2011.
Shuttle bus service is in effect between Spring Garden and 5th Street Stations along SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gasoline in New Jersey on Friday was $3.18, down 3 cents from last week.
Saturday is National Drug Take Back Day, a chance to safely get rid of those old, unused prescription drugs and medications.
The blaze broke out just before 4:00 a.m. at a vacant warehouse along the 300 block of North Olden Avenue.
The Public Interest Law Center of Philadelphia teamed up with urban agricultural groups Saturday for a daylong event that demonstrated how access to locally grown food can lead to healthier communities.
Thousands of the rowers are in town this weekend for the annual "Head of the Schuylkill Regatta." On Saturday, colleges from across the country competed.
From your standard lo mein to innovative, fusion-style dishes and authentic Cantonese classics, Philadelphia's Chinese spots will satisfy every person's tastes.
A new study in a national medical journal suggests paying people to donate kidneys might increase the number of people becoming donors.
The verbal sparring continues between Mayor Nutter and Council President Darrell Clarke over how to get an extra $50 million dollars to the school district.
Artists, scientists and others are helping to clean and restore a 17th century Italian painting.
Tea and cookies and…death. It may seem an odd combination but that's what's on the menu for Saturday, November 2nd, when the third Philadelphia area Death Cafe convenes at St. Peter's Church in Glenside.
