Full Weekend Of Activities As Philadelphia Marathon Returns
It's Marathon weekend in Philadelphia, with tens of thousands of runners taking on the 26.2 miles of city street and much more.
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It's Marathon weekend in Philadelphia, with tens of thousands of runners taking on the 26.2 miles of city street and much more.
It could be a rough morning for travelers at Philadelphia International Airport as some baggage handlers have pulled out the picket signs.
An attempted robbery near Temple University's campus Wednesday night is the latest in a string that has police and members of the school community on alert.
A Delaware County woman being charged with DUI homicide is accused of getting back behind the wheel and causing more havoc.
The Philadelphia immigrant community will be watching and waiting in anticipation of President Obama's decision.
With people around the country waiting on the decision, and planning rallies or protests depending on the decision, Philadelphia Police are planning accordingly.
Former District Attorney Lynne Abraham and State Senator Anthony Williams are both expected to formally announce today they're running for mayor of Philadelphia.
For the third straight season and 16th time since 1991, the Rowan football team is preparing to play in the Division III NCAA Tournament.
A 46-year-old Philadelphia man has been convicted of a 1998 drug murder, a conviction that came exactly 16 years to the day after the crime.
Dreading that trip to the airport to head home for Thanksgiving? A travel lobbying group is issuing a dire warning...that things could get that busy on a regular basis year round…and soon.
The King of Prussia Mall is getting bigger. Construction began today on the 155,00 square-foot expansion of the mall.
The hotels in the city are expected to fill up first and then the suburban counties around Philadelphia will help accommodate the overflow.
Pennsylvania gaming officials are expected to finally show their hand this afternoon on a second casino license for Philadelphia.
News that Pope Francis will visit Philadelphia next year is sparking excitement within Catholic parishes across the city.
Hundreds of area students will flock to the School District of Philadelphia Wednesday for the regions only information fair for historically Black colleges and universities.
The GORE-TEX Philadelphia Marathon is this coming weekend, and 42-year-old Reginald Allen is using it to help put his past under his feet.
Federal railroad officials will be in Philadelphia this week to outline proposals for the future of service on the Northeast Corridor.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court will hear arguments Tuesday in Harrisburg from the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office as it seeks the re-instatement of the child-endangerment conviction of Monsignor William Lynn.
The Nutter Administration says it's doing a better job, but City Council members are wondering if more can be done.
An attorney for Bill Cosby says the comedian will not dignify "decade-old, discredited" claims of sexual abuse with a response.
The Philadelphia skyline got a makeover Sunday morning, three months in the making.
Police in Darby Township say a 10-year-old boy accidentally shot himself in the face with a .357 magnum handgun that authorities believe was left in the car by the child's father.
Tonia Teece gave up a promising singing career to raise a family. Now, decades later, she brings her one-woman show home to Philadelphia.
The President of Penn State University announced Saturday that he will conduct his own review of the Freeh Report.
An eight-month-old seal being cared for at the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine leaves Sunday for its new home.
