Lots Of Talent For Phils At AAA
For the past several years, the Phillies' AAA team has been an older squad, featuring a roster filled with former major leaguers looking for another shot and long-time veteran minor leaguers.
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For the past several years, the Phillies' AAA team has been an older squad, featuring a roster filled with former major leaguers looking for another shot and long-time veteran minor leaguers.
Today, City Council will hear from Philadelphia School District superintendent William Hite, on what he says is a 300-million dollar budget hole.
The Temple softball team is coming down the home stretch of the regular season, looking to gain momentum as the postseason approaches.
Many of the kids ages 12 through 18, are from various Philadelphia schools, and will be among those wearing red socks to show support for Boston Marathon bombing victims.
Simon Whitehouse started his run at Central Park in New York on Saturday morning. He finished on Sunday afternoon in Philadelphia with a run up the steps of the Art Museum.
Philabundance hosted its 3rd Annual Cupcake Smash on Saturday, an event to raise money for the organization as it tries to address hunger issues in the Delaware Valley.
The Eagles decided to bolster their offensive line in the first round of the NFL Draft on Thursday night as they selected Oklahoma tackle Lane Johnson with the 4th overall pick.
The Philadelphia Soul will look to bounce back from a disappointing loss in their home opener as they welcome Jacksonville to town on Saturday night.
Penn security officials say they're working with Philadlephia police, state and federal homeland security officials to ensure public safety.
"This is what we refer to when we talk about the Castle Doctrine," DA Risa Ferman said.
The Philadelphia Union take to the road on Saturday to visit the New England Revolution in MLS action.
"Only 15-percent think we'll get back to normal this year," Poll director David Redlawsk said. "Another 64-percent think it's going to take one to five years to get there."
Republican state senator Chuck McIlhinny is the target of a conservative group's TV ad campaign that encourages liquor privatization.
Volunteers started work yesterday on what they're calling an "urban farm," across the street from the Kensington facility, that will provide fresh ingredients for its lunch program and food cupboard.
Earth Day comes a little late in Cherry Hill, but organizers of Saturday's festival at Croft Farm say it'll be worth the wait.
The ACLU of Pennsylvania filed a federal lawsuit against Norristown yesterday afternoon, challeging an ordinance it says punishes innocent tenants and their landlords for requesting assistance from police.
After months and months of endless speculation and mock drafts, the NFL Draft finally starts for real on Thursday night. KYW's Matt Leon talks to Ray Didinger about what the Eagles will do with the fourth pick.
Penn Wood High School upperclassmen are back in school this morning for the first time since a fire damaged the Green Avenue campus. All four grades are sharing one building and the day is split into two sessions.
Problems caused by heavy drinking may linger well after the hangover has come and gone.
The shooting happened in West Kensington Tuesday night.
City Council members are wondering how they and the mayor will come up with an extra $60-million for the school district and whether the state will do its share.
After the trial judge dismissed three of the eight murder counts against abortion doctor Kermit Gosnell because of insufficient evidence, the defense has begun.
City Council members are inching closer to getting the nitty-gritty on how the Nutter Administration came up with new assessments for every property in the city.
Penn's Annenberg School is hosting an event this evening marking the 50th anniversary of a landmark bit of communication.
If you get a call claiming to be from the IRS saying you owe more tax money which you need to send immediately or face arrest, the IRS says don't fall for it.
