Delco residents haunted by past flood damage brace for Mother Nature's rain
Collingdale residents are on edge as Saturday's forecast sparks flashbacks and concerns over the potential for disaster.
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Collingdale residents are on edge as Saturday's forecast sparks flashbacks and concerns over the potential for disaster.
From comedy shows at The Fillmore and Punch Line Philly to rocking out at City Winery Philadelphia, the Delaware Valley will be the place you'll want to stay this weekend.
The Philadelphia Police Department welcomed 48 new officers who are eager to serve the city with heart after Police Academy Class 401 graduated Friday.
A new technology called Pocketalk is helping passengers not get lost in translation at Philadelphia International Airport.
Isaiah Tilghman, who escaped from Blair County Prison in western Pennsylvania in December 2023, was arrested Friday morning in Philadelphia, according to the U.S. Marshals Service.
Philadelphia native and Emmy Award-winning actress, Quinta Brunson will add another title to her resume this May as Temple University's 2024 commencement ceremony speaker.
AI-generated deepfake videos and photos have already popped up in the 2024 race. A team at Philadelphia's Drexel University is working on software that can automatically detect AI-created images.
Aaron Nola confirmed he spoke with the Atlanta Braves in free agency, but he decided to return to the Philadelphia Phillies to give the city a World Series.
Friday is sunny with a high of 50 degrees before rain arrives Friday night that carries into Saturday - bringing flooding threats
Phillies manager Rob Thomson said Thursday Johan Rojas is "getting pretty consistent" with his swing, but will the 23-year-old be Philadelphia's center fielder on Opening Day?
In this week's The Heartbeat, host Ashley Harder gets a taste of our Philadelphia Orchestra's latest serving! It includes bite-sized concerts, engaging pre-concert activities and themed cocktails, topped with a casual Q&A with the musicians.
The grant will help the Philadelphia organization with its mission to empower adults through free literacy and language education.
Philadelphia City Council has passed a bill that would restrict business hours in Kensington with a curfew on Thursday. The bill would need to be signed by Mayor Cherelle Parker to become law.
After six homes were destroyed during a fire in Montgomery, neighbors say they are heartbroken and ready to help their friends.
For Lori Giampaolo, Saturday's race at Citizens Bank Park is taking on new meaning this year.
