Bacon Madness Hits Philadelphia Area Brewery Chain
To coincide with March Madness, Iron Hill Brewery is hosting "Bacon Madness."
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To coincide with March Madness, Iron Hill Brewery is hosting "Bacon Madness."
On a day that feels like spring, there's some great news for Philadelphians anxious to head outdoors.
Less than a week after Delaware was ranked one of the fattest states, a new Gallup poll is offering insight into why.
Standing with Ukrainian, Polish and American flags, dozens of demonstrators took over the mall, protesting what is going on in Ukraine.
Ambrose says her department was flooded with e-mails, and police were able to identify the woman and insure the safety of the child.
Archbishop Charles Chaput is traveling with Gov. Corbett and Mayor Nutter for what he calls a factfinding mission and a bid to make a personal pitch to the pope.
Philadelphia police say an elderly couple that had been missing since Wednesday afternoon have been found safe and sound in another state.
Previously, members of the community had to make an appointment to come down to the police station and look at the lost or stolen items in person. Now, officials say they hope to be able to reunite property to its rightful owner with the help of the social media site.
District attorney jack Whelan and the Delaware County Council want officers in their jurisdiction to be able to carry naloxone, also known as Narcan, a drug which can reverse a heroin, oxycontin, or other opiate overdose.
A South Jersey theatre company is looking for a little help before funding issues get out of hand.
In the latest Gallup poll on obesity, Pennsylvania ranked the 18th fattest state. Just over 28% of the state's population is classified as obese.
The $11-million extension will stretch Delaware Avenue from Lewis Street, just south of the Betsy Ross Bridge to Orthodox Street.
This week on "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a new food market/restaurant coming to Old City, a new cookbook by a Philadelphia author, and the Red Cross' annual ball.
To mark "Read Across America Day," Danza (standing) read to first graders at Fox Chase Elementary School.
Archbishop Charles Chaput, the spiritual leader of more than one million Catholics in the Archdiocese of Philadelphia, was principal celebrant of a mass at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul, on Logan Circle.
"This year's cleanup is on April 5th," said mayor Michael Nutter.
Counselors at Drexel's medical school walked applicants through the process of signing up at the healthcare.gov web site.
Thinking of getting your child his or her own TV? You might want to reconsider.
A local library is holding an event this month to help parents and young children learn the value of play.
Starr is chipping in $25,000 himself, with the goal of collecting $100,000 for playgrounds, technology, and internships.
The Schwenksville, Pa. camp is facing its largest funding deficit since opening its doors more than sixty years ago.
Additionally, diners will have the opportunity to make a donation to the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society and/or the Children's Miracle Network.
The issue of legalizing marijuana for medical use got the strongest and widest support, approved 87-to-14 percent in aggregate.
A new poll shows that a large majority of Pennsylvania voters favor legalizing marijuana for medical purposes, but residents are divided over whether possession of even small amounts for recreational use should be legalized.
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