Friends, Family Remember Philadelphia City Councilwoman
Philadelphia said goodbye on Tuesday to a relentless former councilwoman who always stood up for her neighborhoods in the Northeast.
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Philadelphia said goodbye on Tuesday to a relentless former councilwoman who always stood up for her neighborhoods in the Northeast.
Massachusetts has lowest percentage of uninsured residents with only 4.5 percent; Texas has the highest with 28.8 percent. Generally the highest uninsured rates can be found in the South and West.
Cherry Hill police say a man allegedly ate a bag of suspected heroin while officers investigated a suspicious vehicle Tuesday night.
Young adults 19-34 years of age represent the group most likely to be uninsured. More than three-quarters of uninsured Americans come from working families.
Eastern State Penitentiary is getting ready for its biggest fundraiser of the year, "Terror Behind the Walls."
Joel Gibbs, Talk Philly's "Arts Ambassador", spoke to Pat Ciarrocchi about some exciting events in the coming weeks.
The Philadelphia Mural Arts Program announced final details for its 30th anniversary kick-off event next month, which includes dinner for 900 people on Independence Mall.
A spokesman for the state Department of Justice says Biden was in the office on Wednesday meeting with staff.
Twenty-one-year-old Kevin Figaniak of Perkasie, Pa., died early Sunday after an attack on the school campus.
One new sign has been posted along the Baltimore Avenue Bridge over Darby Creek, in Clifton Heights.
Lynn McMaster, the interim president and CEO of the children's museum in Fairmount Park says the move will not affect the day-to-day operations of the popular children's attraction.
Is the environmental impact of your favorite, go-to lunch taking a bite out of Mother Earth?
With a new name and new stomping grounds, the 17th annual FringeArts Fringe Fest (formerly the Live Arts Festival and Philly Fringe) is amping up the city's arts scene this September.
Officers testified that defendant Eric Torres struggled violently as he resisted arrest. One officer called him "freakishly strong" as he clutched a gun to his belly.
Commonwealth Court judge Dan Pellegrini heard arguments on whether the state's Department of Health has standing to bring the case, and whether the case belongs in state Supreme Court instead.
