Stormy And Steamy For The Weekend
Once the warm gets underway, it will hold through early next week.
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Once the warm gets underway, it will hold through early next week.
The Pennsylvania Supreme court has announced it will hear the case of Monsignor William Lynn, whose conviction on felony child endangerment was overturned on appeal.
Philadelphia City Commissioner Stephanie Singer says the implementation of this law cost tax payers money, held up court time and she's happy to see it go.
The battle over Pennsylvania's Voter ID law is apparently over for the rest of the year and maybe for good.
Philadelphia Family Court statistics show the backlog in child custody cases has been growing for the last three years.
Scores of fast-food and other low-wage workers rallied in center city Philadelphia to demand that Pennsylvania lawmakers raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour. A strike is scheduled for May 15th.
Fred Harran, the township's director of public safety, says township police are working with Philadelphia police, Radnor Township police, and state constables in a multi-county roundup targeting 58 people.
Once we warm up, temperatures will stay there through the weekend and into early next week.
It's been a tale of two days as we started out with sunshine and pleasant conditions and will finish on a cloudy, damp note as showers move through the area.
Authorities are investigating after a car and a SEPTA trolley collided in Delaware County.
The road to summer-like warmth begins Wednesday. Clouds will increase from the southwest, as a warmer air mass approaches.
The question stems from a case in which a Bucks County, Pa. girl was run over by a school bus. She lost a leg and was awarded $14 million by a jury.
A GOP-orchestrated committee hearing on the possible impeachment of state attorney general Kathleen Kane proceeded despite a walkout by Democratic members and staffers.
This week spring and summer will face-off and you may be surprised at the winner.
Rocky used them in his training routine over three decades ago, and on Sunday, May 18th, a different form of exercise will be taking place on the steps at the Philadelphia Museum of Art: yoga.
