Penn Vet's Large Animal Hospital Activates 'Foal Cam' Today
You'll be able to log on and monitor a pregnant mare who was artificially inseminated and witness the birth of a special foal.
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You'll be able to log on and monitor a pregnant mare who was artificially inseminated and witness the birth of a special foal.
It will be a critical Big East game for the Villanova women's basketball team on Tuesday night as they host DePaul at the Pavilion.
The two teams with the worst records in the NBA will battle on Monday night as the 76ers host the Milwaukee Bucks.
Former narcotics officer Jeffrey Walker is at the center of continuing grand jury investigation and has been cooperating with authorities since shortly after his arrest in May of 2013.
It's called Medical Jeopardy or Doctor's Dilemma, from the American College of Physicians, and the team of medical residents from Albert Einstein Hospital is trying to three-peat nationally.
Penn Medicine and Crozer Keystone Health System were the first to share data with patient consent.
The Mayor's Commission on African American Males will present its recommendations to the Mayor today at City Hall.
Comcast says its customers are already seeing faster streams of 'House of Cards' and other Netflix video.
The navy battleship, which is dedicated to the passengers of United Flight 93, here in Philadelphia until March 4th.
Dresses were on the house Sunday for the first 25 girls who walked into Zinni's of Philadelphia on Baltimore Pike in Springfield.
In a written statement, Archbishop Charles Chaput says that separate investigations found that 75-year-old Reverend James Collins and 67-year-old Reverend John Paul "unfit for ministry."
A violent week and the continuing uncertainty and unrest in Ukraine was on the minds of those attending services on Sunday at the Ukrainian Catholic Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception in Northern Liberties.
A new historical novel takes on one of America's most-infamous traitors, and Philadelphia is right in the thick of it.
Nursing homes in Pennsylvania are sounding the alarm that they are on a path toward fiscal ruin.
The Community College of Philadelphia kicks off its 15th annual Law and Society Week Monday.
Dozens of volunteers turned out for "make a blanket" day at the Kennedy Center in Voorhees Saturday morning.
A public wreath laying ceremony was held at the Tomb of the Unknown Revolutionary Soldier in Philadelphia's Washington Square Park on Saturday commemorating George Washington's 280th birthday.
With temperatures rising into the mid 50's, Saturday seemed more like a spring day than one of those snow-filled, blustery cold winter days that many in the Delaware Valley have become accustomed to dealing with.
Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers says the cause of the blaze has yet to be determined, but there were plenty of potential fire hazards.
Attorney David Rudovsky worked with the ACLU in representing a class of plaintiffs in a 2010 suit against the city of Philadelphia over its stop and frisk policy.
Philadelphia School District Superintendent William Hite put a $320 million price tag on his action plan. But new SRC chair Bill Green said the district shouldn't count on getting that much money from the city and state.
Philabundance is hoping people out there "Spread the Love" during an annual campaign bringing in peanut butter and jelly for those in need.
The surging St. Joseph's Hawks will be back at Hagan Arena on Saturday to host Fordham.
The Villanova Wildcats sit at 23-3 this season (11-2 in the Big East) and they are now ranked ninth in the country as they get ready to welcome St. John's to the Center on Saturday afternoon.
The Penn Quakers will look to get back on the winning track on Friday night as they open up a home Ivy League weekend with a match-up against Harvard.
