Longtime KYW Newsradio anchor Harry Donahue dies
Longtime KYW Newsradio anchor Harry Donahue died Wednesday after a bout with cancer.
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Longtime KYW Newsradio anchor Harry Donahue died Wednesday after a bout with cancer.
Longtime KYW Newsradio anchor Harry Donahue died Wednesday after a bout with cancer, Audacy announced. He was 77 years old.
The radio station, which has been serving the region for 53 years, unveiled a new jingle and logo on Wednesday morning.
The Philadelphia Orchestra debuts its community-based commission later this week with thousands of recorded sounds and vioces from the area blended in.
This week on Flashpoint: A look at stark racial disparities in home loans in Philadelphia.
Voting is underway for America's top dog. A dog from Bucks County is among contestants for the 2018 American Humane Hero Dog Awards.
About 100 LinkPhilly kiosks will be installed later this year in Center City, University City and in some other neighborhood commercial corridors.
Franklin and Marshall College Poll Director Terry Madonna says 72 percent of registered Pennsylvania voters believe there should be more general regulation of guns.
The city is continuing its efforts to arm and train the public with Narcan to help prevent overdose deaths.
The 87th annual Philadelphia Easter Promenade takes place Sunday on South Street.
The Finland Hockey Exchange was launched in 1998.
The Philadelphia Union will look to stay undefeated on the young MLS season on Saturday night when they play their first road match of the season, visiting the Colorado Rapids.
Craft beer can be a complex brew, and product consistency is important to breweries.
Students at the Memorial School in Cinnaminson, New Jersey spent Wednesday morning showing off inventions they created as part of an annual contest.
Despite the controversies surrounding him, President Trump's national poll numbers have been ticking up lately.
The official announcement is expected to be made at 10 a.m. Wednesday at Einstein Medical Center.
It was a twist on the traditional Passover Seder at the National Museum of American Jewish History Monday night.
Fred Simeone, founder of the museum, says inspiring youth are essential to the overall purpose of the museum and what better way to do that than though race cars.
With a succession of nor'easters hitting the New Jersey shoreline this month, municipalities are taking stock before the busy beach season.
Governor Wolf wants an independent, bipartisan panel to redraw legislative lines.
Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney has endorsed Congressman Dwight Evans for re-election.
Villanova fans who missed out on being at the Final Four when the Wildcats won it all in 2016 may be thinking seriously about a trip to Texas this time around.
Five Philadelphia unions have joined in the quest to recover costs from drug companies connected to the overprescription of opioids.
Stem cells in gum tissue release proteins that appear to help repair cuts about twice as fast as seen in skin.
If the proposal is approved, elder and disabled community residents who occupy more than 1,000 apartments would find themselves living within the impact zone of the stadium.
