Philadelphia Weather: Bitter Blast Of Arctic Air To Bring Single-Digit Wind Chills To Region To End Week
Wind chills on Thursday morning will be in the teens and single digits across most of the region.
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Wind chills on Thursday morning will be in the teens and single digits across most of the region.
The city has severed its relationship with Philly Fighting COVID after it changed its status from a non-profit organization to for-profit.
It happened around 10 p.m. Wednesday on the 2600 block of Mount Ephraim Avenue.
The Garnet Valley School District is instead requiring employees to have weekly COVID-19 tests until teachers can get vaccinated.
Police say the man was shot twice in the face.
Prosecutors say he started grooming the girl when she was in third grade and the relationship became sexual when she turned 14.
The city says a judge ordered the statue to be unboxed so it could be inspected by an expert for a legal team working to halt its removal.
It's been more than a decade since legislators in Pennsylvania raised the minimum wage.
Theresa and Mary get their second doses of the vaccine on Feb. 24 -- three days after Mary's 102nd birthday.
Law enforcement across the country are on high alert following a National Terrorism Advisory System (NTAS) bulletin issued by Acting Secretary of Homeland Security David Pekoske.
This puts renewed interest on the vaccine and local officials are eager for the increased supplies being pledged by the Biden administration.
The city has announced plans on how they will return Philadelphia's students and staff to classrooms. But the teachers union says the city must do more to protect everyone.
An active search continues for the second suspect, identified as a "female co-conspirator."
The amendment would cap disaster declarations at 21 days unless lawmakers extend them.
The ruling upheld a lower court's decision that rejected the claims of several insurers that New Jersey Transit was only entitled to $100 million.
The boosted figure comes after President Joe Biden announced Tuesday his administration would increase how much states got by about 16%.
Pennsylvania's state Senate on Wednesday unanimously approved legislation to distribute just over $900 million to aid schools and hospitality-related businesses hit hard by the coronavirus, as well as people struggling to pay rent or utility bills.
Elaine Ludwig says she cannot get an appointment to receive the COVID-19 vaccine, despite her eligibility and her many efforts.
The Philadelphia City Controller has issued a damning report on the city's handling of protests from last spring and summer.
A New Jersey factory set to make 90 million masks a month and employ 200 people formally opened on Wednesday.
There will be school closures, despite objections from some parents.
Philadelphia health commissioner Dr. Thomas Farley joined Eyewitness News to answer some important questions regarding the COVID-19 vaccine.
Ellen Greenberg's parents say it has not gotten any easier in the decade since their daughter was found dead in her Manayunk apartment.
The surveillance video shows the suspect pistol-whipping an 18-year-old man sitting on a bench Sunday night at City Hall station.
It happened around 1 a.m. Wednesday at Stenton Avenue and Vernon Road.
