Hear Philly: Legend Of Genghis Khan Comes To Life At The Franklin Institute
'Genghis Khan: Bring the Legend to Life' takes visitors on an unforgettable journey into the legendary Mongol Empire and its founder.
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'Genghis Khan: Bring the Legend to Life' takes visitors on an unforgettable journey into the legendary Mongol Empire and its founder.
A walk next weekend aims to bring attention to a rare syndrome that results in learning disabilities, but an extremely outgoing personality as well.
This year Korean heritage takes center stage at the 54th International House Philadelphia Global Gala in West Philly.
The station is located in the corridor connecting terminals A and B, beyond the security checkpoints.
The new, 135,000-square-foot facility will house all the services that CHOP has offered in King of Prussia, including urgent care, but this facility also has an ambulatory surgery center.
Representatives of "Mothers Matter" delivered 100 specially designed gift bags to Cooper Hospital, in Camden.
"Trenton Pork Roll Festival 2015" organizer TC Nelson received a cease-and-desist letter from a lawyer for "Official 2nd Annual Pork Roll Festival" organizer Scott Miller.
At the school's Liacouras Center, on North Broad Street, some 9,000 students received degrees.
A three-day party starts Friday in Cape May to honor the city's and the county's long history with the US Coast Guard.
Lulu is the private network for women to share reviews of the men in their phone's contact list.
Corner stores in Philadelphia will soon be required to put trash and recycling bins out front, thanks to City Council...and Walt Disney.
Project HOME hosted a mayoral forum Thursday night that focused on poverty and other issues.
Students from Comly Elementary School, in Northeast Philadelphia, were among a select audience taking part in a "Live Connections" session at the World Café, in University City.
A high school senior (far right) stole the show today at a Philadelphia panel discussion on a recent White House initiative for boys and young men of color.
A new voter education campaign has kicked off to encourage Philadelphia voters to approve question #3 on the May 19th ballots.
More than 17 million children in America suffer from a mental illness, and many of them are untreated, according to Valerie Oulds, a program manager with the city's Department of Behavioral Health.
A spokesman for the NJ Department of Environmental Protection says it will take about a year and cost more than $120 million.
Legislation on the west coast could leave New Jersey in a class of its own when it comes to banning drivers from pumping their own gas.
Thursday marks the nation's annual Day of Prayer and one Society Hill church has found an easy way for group prayer.
After receiving the second-ever Girl Scouts Centennial Award, the tennis legend encouraged the young ladies in the room to find their own voice.
Deputy attorney general Jean Reilly argued that any payment is subject to legislative appropriations every year and, in the end, whether the state can afford it.
Twelve-year-old Michael loves super heroes.
A Silicon Valley startup has launched a web site to educate voters on all the candidates for Philadelphia mayor, City Council, judgeships, and more.
St. Mary Medical Center says they are proud to be the first in Bucks County to offer the program, provided by the American Cancer Society.
The next time you jog up the steps of the Philadelphia Museum of Art, take a moment to notice the azure blue and golden yellow flag on the righthand side. It's Philadelphia's "civic" flag.
