How Philadelphia's Lynne Carter Overcame Sexism To Become A Boxing Legend
After becoming the first African American female to officiate in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Lynne Carter established herself as one of the elite judges in the sport.
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After becoming the first African American female to officiate in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, Lynne Carter established herself as one of the elite judges in the sport.
A little girl's wish has come true this holiday season, but it's bittersweet.
It's a Christmas miracle!
Wendy Cangialosi walked into her new home on Walnut Street in Pottstown Saturday to cheers and applause.
Despite the rainy weather, thousands of wreaths were laid to honor those who died in the name of our nation's freedom.
On Friday, dozens of Toyota Tundras rumbled through Philadelphia with one mission in mind -- to haul away hunger.
The fittings are designed to help students with mobility-related disabilities more fully accomplish routine tasks and allow them to take part in social activities.
In September, more than 300 baby chicks were discovered on a vacant lot in Olney.
As temperatures continue to hover below normal for this time of year, one senior citizen organization is sounding the alarm.
More than 100 students, representing some 30 countries, talked about their families and customs.
"Their faces, you can see the expression on their face," FOP President John McNesby said. "The smiles, the laughter."
The Army's Black Knights bested the Navy's Midshipmen for the third year in a row and it all started with a coin toss by President Trump.
Santa Claus joined dozens of Gloucester Township Police Officers in welcoming kids for the 6th annual Heroes and Helpers Program.
They volunteered at 19 Salvation Army community centers.
"He was my best friend for many, many years," Zito's handler said. "He was my wingman when I was younger. He helped me propose to my wife."
In emergency situations, drone technology can provide life-saving assistance.
Local heroes took center stage at the Phillies Charities, Inc. Holiday Giving Party on Thursday night.
Moorestown art teacher Julia Mooney has been wearing the same dress for weeks in front of her middle schoolers, on purpose.
Samuel S. Yellin School's choir performed their song "Winter Magic" with the Philly Pops Wednesday night.
Behind the red kettles and the big boxes of toys are the other ways the Salvation Army helps families.
From Gritty to the Eagles' Super Bowl, this was an easy choice.
Now the Met Philly is being touted as the crown jewel of North Broad Street.
At one point, the school district considered eminent domain to seize Stoneleigh before choosing another site.
It features sensory-friendly items, such as color-changing mats, stress balls, bean bag chairs and noise-cancelling headphones.
It's a time of reflection for many Jews, following the tragic shooting at the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh.
