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The wigs come in all colors and styles and are provided by the American Cancer Society.
City Council President Darrell Clarke has decided to cancel budget hearings that were to be held outside of City Hall in Philadelphia's neighborhoods.
Police say a man fired multiple rounds during a huge fight that broke out in Darby Borough Sunday evening.
The prolific author and favorite son of Doylestown, Pa. lent his name to the local art museum.
'Words At Play.' That's the name of a vocabulary initiative launched Saturday for pre-kindergarten kids in socioeconomic disadvantaged neighborhoods.
Uber is helping Philadelphia residents today with their spring cleaning, while also supporting charity by picking up people's unwanted clothing and dropping them off at various Goodwill locations across the Delaware Valley for free.
A Philadelphia truck, The Cow and the Curd, was among the winners at the festival's first stop, Washington, DC.
The new show, running at the National Museum of American Jewish History, highlights the decades-long career of celebrity and fashion photographer Richard Avedon.
"One Man's Trash" is a look at the trash picked up in Fairmount Park by just one person over the course of one year.
If the story was heart-pounding, dramatic or held you on the edge of your seat while your knuckles turned white anytime during the last half-century, you can bet you heard or saw it on KYW Newsradio or CBS3 Eyewitness News.
Looking to take a day trip in the Philadelphia area? Why not visit the Pearl S. Buck House, in Perkasie, Pa.?
A new production of "Hamlet" has opened at the Wilma Theater, in center city, and director Blanka Zizka's casting of the title role may be a historical first.
This successful Philadelphia tax attorney wanted to create an innovative way to help those in need. So she and her tech-savvy husband Shawn came up with a smartphone app to do that.
Germantown is emerging as one of the newest hot spots for artists.
Now 97, Bernice Paul came to Philadelphia from Russia during the Depression, when the Nazis were coming to power in Europe.
Sheryl Crow. Lyle Lovett. Iman. Sting. These are just a few of the many celebrities KYW Newsradio employee Lyn Finnerty has met in her years attending the Grammy Awards.
On video, two plainclothes officers took down the suspect peacefully as he brandished a weapon in a Dunkin Donuts store.
The historic Doylestown Inn has gone through many changes since it first opened, on State Street in Doylestown, in 1902.
It looks like the recent string of snowstorms will continue Sunday night and PennDot and NJDOT are ready for the worst.
With the temperature expected to dip below freezing, work is underway to keep the roads ice free.
One Book, One Philadelphia kicked off its annual push of reading, literacy, and libraries.
City Council President Darrell Clarke says council has every intention of working with Mayor Nutter this year.
A roundtable discussion was held Thursday to call for the School Reform Commission to approve more charter schools.
Next week will bring yet another city council debate over the controversial idea of mandatory paid sick leave in Philadelphia, and the sponsor of the plan now says he has the votes needed to override what could be a third veto by Mayor Nutter.
Eyewitnesses say Shay Wharton was repeatedly punched in the face after her backpack accidentally bumped a man on the crowded Route 15 trolley.
