'An Experience That Cannot Be Paralleled': University Of Penn Student Using Oscar Win To Continue Her Documentary's Mission
The documentary won awards at multiple film festivals before it got the Oscar nomination.
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The documentary won awards at multiple film festivals before it got the Oscar nomination.
Chan was critically injured on Jan. 3 when a minivan hit him while he rode his motorcycle in Northeast Phialdelphia.
One in seven pet owners complains about their dog's barking.
Proceeds from the fundraiser go to the St. Patrick's Day Observance Association, which is making the March 10 parade possible.
They raised more than $500,000 that will be used to help people locally, in Israel and around the world.
A local veteran got quite a surprise in South Philadelphia Friday.
Ages is 5-foot-7 and 155 pounds with brown eyes and brown hair.
Dylan, who has more than two years of chemotherapy ahead of him, says he's a huge fan of the Globetrotters.
For Reber, a retired police chief and Navy service member who served in Vietnam, he didn't lose just any hat.
"We have to look at this as a one-off," La Salle sociology professor Charles Gallagher said.
The exhibit opens to the public this Saturday.
Fred T. Johnson passed away in 2017 but his legacy will live on forever.
Colorful hats, mittens, and more are appearing in unexpected public places in Philadelphia and South Jersey.
John Armao Reber says a Spirit Airlines flight attendant found his Veteran's Cap that he lost while on a flight from Orlando to Philadelphia on Feb. 1.
The Wells Fargo Center unveiled slick new plans for massive upgrades coming to the main concourse in 2020.
More than 30 dumpsters at the Crestbury Apartments in Camden are overflowing with trash.
A town hall on diversity and inclusion was held in Montgomery County on Monday night after several disturbing incidents.
Starting Monday night, the full moon will brighten skies.
The Voorhees police chief told Eyewitness News the officer wants to remain anonymous.
Organizers are calling it a family-friendly introduction to a centuries-old tradition. But animal rights activists say it is an abomination and they plan to protest.
After a lot of controversy, the Boy Scouts began accepting girls into their ranks at the start of February.
The new board is compliant with the Americans with Disabilities Act.
A retro favorite is returning to the Philadelphia Zoo.
McGillin's Olde Ale House has been a place to find love for well over a century.
"Invisible Warriors" takes an in-depth look at the 600,000 African-American Rosie the Riveters.
