Bridal Gown Sale in Delco Benefits Breast Cancer Patients and Families
Hundreds of gowns are now at the Clarion Hotel in Essington, Pa., in preparation for the Delaware Valley's stop of the "Brides Against Breast Cancer Nationwide Tour."
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Hundreds of gowns are now at the Clarion Hotel in Essington, Pa., in preparation for the Delaware Valley's stop of the "Brides Against Breast Cancer Nationwide Tour."
At Spring Mountain Ski Area, in Montgomery County, they started making snow in late November, but December brought rain and warmer temperatures.
Despite a bright, quiet start to the new year, we won't have to wait long for our first large system.
The American Meteor Society, which is compiling reported sightings of the cosmic event, received more than 1,100 reports of the event as of Wednesday afternoon.
James loves to play football. He and his sister Makayla help each other face problems.
PJM Interconnection says a record number of power plants will retire this spring, to comply with tougher emission standards, taking with them some 12,000 megawatts of electricity generation.
Early reviews of "The Interview" were mostly favorable after the film's Christmas Day debut at Wilmington's Penn Cinema.
Who do you know who has changed the Black community for the better this past year?
Only a few days left until Christmas, and while precipitation will be falling leading up to the big day, it isn't going to be the white stuff.
As in past years, the soundtrack to those pyrotechnics will be carried on KYW Newsradio 1060.
"He's kind of a center of unity for the whole world, whether you're Christian or not," Archbishop Chaput told KYW Newsradio, "so this development has been a great blessing for the world community."
Diane DeBarri is now CEO of the Kintock Group, a nonprofit organization that runs halfway houses and other services.
Hadas reports on two new pizza places opening in the Delaware Valley, and a Twitter hashtag that can help you find the best places to eat.
Yes, much of the Delaware Valley can expect to see some sunshine on Wednesday.
For eleven-year-old Zymir, it's all about three things: "Fashion, singing, and dancing."
Partly sunny skies will return for Wednesday and it will be breezy with wind gusts up to 25 mph. However, high temperatures remain above average for one more day with highs in the lower 50s.
After a week of mostly cloudy skies, the stubborn clouds over the past few days finally gave way to some sunshine today.
Designed as a continuous loop, Philly PHLASH allows riders to hop on and off at 20 stops, either right in front of or within steps of the city's most popular sites.
Clouds will eventually give way to some sunshine this afternoon, but it will then disappear tonight just as quickly as it came, as a minor system will bring a few showers for Tuesday.
There's still time to sign up for health insurance that will begin January 1 -- but not much.
Clouds plus rain and snow showers are rotating around the large area of low pressure that brought the heavy rain, high winds and significant flooding yesterday.
Twelve-year-old Jabriel is something of a chess prodigy.
A developing Nor'easter will impact the area over the next couple of days with heavy rain, gusty winds and even snow for parts of the Delaware Valley.
It's not shaping up to be the nicest week across the Delaware Valley. A classic nor'easter will make for a messy midweek.
Organizers of the World Meeting of Families are actively working with local tourism groups to come up with a "nightlife" for the thousands who will be visiting Philadelphia.
