Montgomery County Girl Raising Money For Sex Abuse Victims
The Sandusky scandal has prompted a 12-year-old Montgomery County girl to give back to the community and raise money to help victims of physical and sexual abuse.
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The Sandusky scandal has prompted a 12-year-old Montgomery County girl to give back to the community and raise money to help victims of physical and sexual abuse.
If you can't get the full week away from work, what days are you taking off to celebrate Independence Day since the holiday falls right in the middle of two weekends?
According to the American Medical Association, this particular diet is designed to help keep blood sugar levels stable.
With Philadelphia's property tax overhaul apparently on hold for a year, the state House has advanced legislation that would protect tax revenues for the city and school district in the interim.
The Pennsylvania Senate is considering a bill to give Philadelphia more handicapped-accessible taxi's but even disability rights groups oppose the legislation.
More than 90 percent of all employers use criminal background checks to screen some job applicants and employees. Now, new EEOC rules on using these checks could affect hiring at small businesses.
Musicians in the Philly Pops are interceding in the dispute between management and their leader, Peter Nero, over his contract.
The New Jersey Assembly has approved, and sent to the state Senate, a plan to allow for the use of mobile devices to gamble in Atlantic City casinos.
The second finalist in the running to be the next Superintendent of the School District of Philadelphia made his pitch to the public Tuesday night.
A novel fundraising idea by the Obama re-election campaign has instead raised chuckles on at least one late night comedy show.
Phillies second baseman Chase Utley is expected to be in the Phils lineup for the first time this season on Wednesday night which manager Charlie Manuel is looking forward to.
Astronauts on board The International Space Station took a break Tuesday to answer questions from children who particpated in a one day program at Philadelphia University.
Federal prosecutors who tried former State Senator Vince Fumo are seeking yet more restitution against the convicted former political power broker.
A Northeast Philadelphia man is being held over for trial on charges he starved his elderly father to death.
Democrats in the Pennsylvania legislature are pouncing on comments by the House Republican leader about the newly enacted, controversial voter ID law.
The law enforcement community turned out in Conshohocken Tuesday to remember the first police officer killed in the line of duty in Montgomery County.
Philadelphia police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man who has staged three armed robberies in less than a week.
Subsidized student loan rates will double next week, unless Congress acts to extend legislation that reduced the rate.
Many hospitals in Philadelphia and across the country are requiring their nursing staff to have a bachelor's degree.
Three swimmers, who are all members of the same community pool in West Chester, have earned a spot at the Olympic Trials, and will compete to represent the U-S Team at the London games later this summer.
Philadelphia police have arrested a suspect wanted in connection with the shooting of an innocent bystander who was caught in the cross fire of a gun battle in Grays Ferry
The new exhibit highlights the importance of religous freedoms to the founding fathers.
The 25th running of the Tour de Shore is coming up in late July to benefit area children's charities.
There's a new treatment giving hope to the millions who suffer from the progressive genetic condition that affects the hand called Dupuytren's Disease. .
Doctors will get together Monday to share ideas on how to get people to drink less soda and other sugary drinks.
