First Lady Jill Biden, Nickelodeon to launch civics show for kids
First Lady Jill Biden and Nickelodeon are teaming up to launch an animated show called "Well-Versed" to teach students the importance of civic education.
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First Lady Jill Biden and Nickelodeon are teaming up to launch an animated show called "Well-Versed" to teach students the importance of civic education.
Students at Southwark School in South Philadelphia will learn virtually after dust and debris that may contain asbestos was found.
A crash at East Lehigh Avenue and Jasper Street left two people dead, according to police.
The woman suspected of fatally shooting SEPTA bus driver Bernard Gribbin in Philadelphia's Germantown neighborhood has been charged with murder.
The black bear spotted in Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, on Thursday has been captured.
A motorcyclist is dead after he crashed during a police chase in Chester County overnight Friday, Pennsylvania State Police said.
TWU Local 234 members say safety concerns are their No. 1 issue as the clock is running out to reach a new contract before the Halloween midnight deadline.
Wakisha Bailey shows you the "Beauty at Edison" salon suite at Thomas Edison High School.
After looters hit Philadelphia businesses in September, business owners are still picking up the pieces. One plans to relocate.
More than 1,400 people died of a drug overdose in Philadelphia in 2022. For perspective, 516 died from gun violence.
A 31-year-old man was pronounced dead after a shooting in Philadelphia's Feltonville neighborhood Thursday night.
This week, a funeral was held for fallen Philadelphia officer Richard Mendez, an investigation discovered there are no cameras inside the parking garages and much more.
Dr. Kline is the first-ever medical director for LGBTQIA+ health at Penn Medicine where he's also a professor.
Police have apprehended a woman police say fits the description of the person who shot and killed a SEPTA bus driver at Germantown and Abbottsford Avenues Thursday morning.
This week on The Heartbeat, host Ashley Harder takes a deeper look into WHYY's "Think you know? Think again." campaign. It is a station loved by the public and has evolved giving the community even more.
