Marnie Schneider, Using Sports To Help Kids Thrive
The granddaughter of onetime Eagles' owner Leonard Tose is grateful for the opportunities that sports gave her in her life, so she's helping young people benefit from sports programs.
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The granddaughter of onetime Eagles' owner Leonard Tose is grateful for the opportunities that sports gave her in her life, so she's helping young people benefit from sports programs.
"There's no reason on earth we cannot repair the breach that we've recently seen between law enforcement and minority communities," he said.
The demonstration set for Monday afternoon is called the MLK Day of Action, Resistance and Empowerment, or MLK DARE.
Not everybody is happy after the NCAA agreed to restore football wins it had stripped from Penn State in the Jerry Sandusky scandal.
A candlelight vigil was held Saturday evening for Bernard Ray, a 39-year old found shot to death in his car earlier this month.
Now through Monday, Eastern State Penitentiary is hosting a program called "Letter from Birmingham Jail."
A victory celebration was held Saturday at a West Kensington church where an undocumented immigrant called home for nearly 60 days.
The clinics are looking to raise money for the Community Action Agency of Delaware County.
A Philadelphia sports legend is auctioning some of his memorabilia collection to benefit his charity.
Tanner Duckrey School now has more computer lab space for its young students, thanks to a partnership between KYW Newsradio 1060 and Comcast Corporation.
Tollefson, representing himself at trial, has traded often-heated comments with prosecutor Mike Weintraub.
The Army Corps of Engineers can proceed with awarding contracts for the construction of storm-protective sand dunes on the beach in Margate, despite the objections of residents and city officials who don't want them.
Philadelphia got a rare visit today from a sitting US Supreme Court justice. Judge Samuel Alito was in town to receive an award from the college.
Roman Catholic archbishop Charles Chaput made a rare visit to a Philadelphia prison this morning, where he presided over a special mass just for inmates and prison staff.
Last year the Girl Scouts rolled out their first gluten-free cookie.
Angela Navarro spent nearly two months living at West Kensington Ministry church to avoid deportation.
The cities being sued have already challenged the constitutionality of the law in Commonwealth Court.
The Free Library of Philadelphia has hosted its second monthly session of "Chow Down with Veterans" in its fourth-floor culinary literacy center kitchen.
Ten-year-old John loves sports and rap music.
Muslims who brought the lawsuit say the NYPD spied on them solely based on their religion.
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The superintendent of the Central Bucks School District is recommeding the termination of Marykate Blankenburg at tonight's board meeting.
Starting today, Facebook will deliver "Amber Alerts" to its users news feeds in targeted search areas after a child has been abducted.
The grandson of Oscar Hammerstein has scaled back his plan for a museum honoring the Broadway lyricist in an effort to get zoning approval.
One of center city Philadelphia's longest-operating homeless shelters and soup kitchens is opening its doors as part of an overnight initiative to help get homeless men off the streets.
