Cold, Cold, And More Cold This Week
An arctic blast has enveloped the Delaware Valley, with no end immediate end in sight - that will have to wait until next week.
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An arctic blast has enveloped the Delaware Valley, with no end immediate end in sight - that will have to wait until next week.
The hotels and historic sites have ten months to get ready. Most visitors will be encouraged to stay with host families.
Former governor Ed Rendell says he's confident that the city and local donors can raise the $84 million needed to host the 2016 Democratic National Convention.
The third annual "Thinkfest," sponsored by Philadelphia magazine, is a daylong discussion of ideas, innovation, and the future of Philadelphia.
Seems like winter began in the Delaware Valley before Winter officially arrived. The first flakes of the season accumulated on grassy surfaces tonight from the Poconos to the city and beyond.
Who knew that our region had ten colleges that field exciting equestrian teams, staging dynamic horse shows on a weekly basis?
Today, at the Bellevue, at Broad and Walnut Streets, former Pennsylvania governor Ed Rendell helped kick off "Tasting Week."
You know the holiday season is around the corner when you see those red kettles appearing on sidewalks around town.
This 16-year-old loves anything that gets her heart pounding.
The 60s will be sticking around for the next few days. Enjoy them while they last.
By the time this chill reaches us Thursday or Friday, temperatures may average 10-15 degrees below normal for several days on end.
Delaware Valley College received the $250,000 grant from the Clemens Family Corporation, owner of Hatfield Meats, to help build a new swine science center.
Just in time for Thanksgiving dinner, why not get a nice pie for dessert? And do some good while you're at it!
Early morning steady rain put quite a damper on the commutes of many throughout the Delaware Valley.
It was another mild day today across the Delaware Valley with high temperatures well above average in the 60s. However, Philadelphia was the warm spot reaching 72 degrees.
A weak cold front sits off to the west, and the limited precipitation it is packing continues to fizzle, leaving the Delaware Valley with mainly cloudy skies for Wednesday.
Elections are learning experiences. So what did we learn from this one?
So far this year, October is our warmest month above average by 2.4 degrees. Then, November started off well below average, but now a warm air mass has returned to the region.
Tom Wolf chatted with voters above ground at 15th and Market, and below ground in Suburban station, where he caught up with KYW's Mike Dunn.
Highs on Tuesday will run several degrees above average, and it will feel closer to early October than early November. It's going to be a dry day as well, so there's no excuse not to get out and vote!
During the first hour here at Benjamin Franklin High School, 36 people walked through a blue curtain and cast their ballot on Election Day 2014. The power of the vote some here say they don't want to take for granted.
According to polls, a 60-year-trend could end with this race, as since 1954 the Pennsylvania governor office's has alternated parties every 8 years.
There will be at least two new faces headed to Washington to represent local congressional districts.
After spending $73 million, Tom Corbett and Tom Wolf try to carve up a win in the race for Pennsylvania Governor. There are many ways to do it, and there will be areas of victory for both sides.
The weather you must know, before Trick-or-Treating you go...
