Wednesday's Child: Sahbay
Ten-year-old Sahbay doesn't back down from a challenge.
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Ten-year-old Sahbay doesn't back down from a challenge.
Their "Breaking Bread, Breaking Barriers" series wrapped up Monday night.
Philadelphia will observe the month by hosting an array of cultural learning activities and events.
From September through November, Philadelphia residents who come from near and far will represent their native lands and as they compete in the second annual Philadelphia International Unity Cup.
Father Dennis Gill says the trip is great blessing for him and all those who will accompany him.
June is AIDS Education Month -- and Thursday kicks off a series of events designed to keep the positive momentum in the fight to end HIV.
Matt is a 15-year-old who loves video games.
Melvin Frisby is a man of few words at the microphone, but sit him down to talk about flying and he goes the distance.
This is part of this month's Celebration of Black Arts Festival.
Closed to the general public for decades, the gardens of Mt. Cuba Center in Hockessin, Delaware, hold a secret.
"It's a live exhibit of a teen bedroom and parents walk through the entire bedroom," organizers explain.
A Philadelphia judge re-sentenced a man believed to be the nation's oldest juvenile lifer on Wednesday. The 80-year-old has spent six decades in prison for a murder he committed at age 15.
Citizens Bank Park plays host to the first ever All-Star Craft Beer and Wine Festival May 20th.
A woman raised in North Philadelphia is going back to her old neighborhood once a week. We found her giving brotherly love and sisterly affection to young girls, and she has drafted college students to help.
The festival opens to the public Tuesday.
The immigrant community is on high alert after Immigration officials targeted a Chester County mushroom farm, arresting several undocumented workers.
Modesty -- and fashion -- they don't always go hand in hand, but some local Muslim designers are hoping to change that.
Sleepless Sleepover shows children and teenagers you don't need cell phones and social media to connect.
The new space is in Rodin Place, at 20th and Hamilton Streets.
One of Philadelphia's largest outdoor festivals returns this weekend.
The Beech Companies released new directory Thursday that is designed to promote hundreds of African-American owned businesses in North Philadelphia.
A Philadelphia nonprofit held an empowerment conference Wednesday with the goal of giving mentors the tools they need to help young African-American girls.
Nathen and Richie are brothers. And they do everything together.
Eyewitness News was at Mercy Life Senior Center for Mary Edding's 105th birthday.
A food co-op breaks ground in the Kensington section of Philadelphia.
