Finally Smooth Sailing For Drivers Along I-495 North In Wilmington
Commuters from Delaware were able to use I-495 North to get to work this morning for the first Monday in months.
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Commuters from Delaware were able to use I-495 North to get to work this morning for the first Monday in months.
Anorexia, bulimia, and other eating disorders will be discussed this afternoon at a hearing designed to provide more information to parents and children about the problems.
Opening statements were scheduled for Monday morning in the trial of a 21-year-old woman charged with kidnapping a kindergartener from her West Philadelphia school and then sexually abusing her.
In 2012, New Jersey State Police graduated only two Black officers out of a class of 85. But the department's last three classes of new troopers have made history.
Drexel University released a new study that takes a look at some of the reasons arts and culture have been slow to revitalize Mantua and surrounding West Philadelphia neighborhoods.
While the Taney Dragons are getting all of the attention for their Little League World Series run, the boys from Broomall-Newtown deserve recognition, also. The 13-year-olds won the Babe Ruth World Series.
It happened around 2:30 a.m. Sunday near 55th Street and Lansdowne Avenue.
Police are searching for a suspect who ran down a man and then shot and killed him in Northeast Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia Daily News reporting team that won a Pulitzer Prize for a 2009 series on police corruption is in the uncomfortable position of challenging the credibility of one of their own sources.
Something is clearly wrong with the Smallmouth Bass of the Susquehanna River. A recent Fish and Boat Commission census found their population diminished, and many young fish dotted with sores and black spots.
Delaware Transportation officials reopened the northbound lanes of Interstate 495 Saturday over the Christina River in Wilmington, Delaware
Two Collingswood, New Jersey bakers came in second place this week on the season finale of "The Next Great Baker."
Philly AIDS Thift will reopen Giovanni's Room-- the country's oldest continuously operated LGBT bookstore.
The Taney Dragons' Little League World Series run is bringing attention and support for the entire program.
The number of juvenile missing persons cases is on the rise in Camden, jumping more than 20-percent in the past year.
Folks tell KYW Newsradio when it comes to their purchases, they're using less green and more plastic.
The new Computer Forensics Lab is often the end of the road for criminals with something to hide.
One of the most unusual tax battles in Philadelphia history has come to an end.
A Chestnut Hill school community that's home to three of the Taney Twelve held a watch party Wednesday night.
Prosecutors, police and lawmakers renewed their call for legislation that mandates hard time in jail for carrying illegal guns.
Not a happy hour here at the Loew's Hotel, but a "Yappy Hour" benefiting Street Tails Animal Rescue from Philadelphia and All 4 Paws Rescue out of Chester County.
KYW's Dan Wing spoke with a Villanova psychology professor, who believes it was likely the result of what's known as the "bystander effect."
Philadelphia police have a 19-year-old man in custody, who they say is the skateboarder seen in a viral video beating and stomping on a park ranger in Love Park.
If you were watching TV in Philadelphia Sunday night, there's a decent chance you were watching the Taney Dragons' walkoff win over Texas in the Little League World Series.
SEPTA's board held a special meeting Monday in hopes of working out a new labor deal sooner with the two regional rail unions that staged a one-day strike back in June.
