Overdose Awareness Day Highlights Addiction Control Efforts
August 31st is set aside each year around the world in an effort to take the stigma off those addicted to drugs and back attempts to treat the problem.
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August 31st is set aside each year around the world in an effort to take the stigma off those addicted to drugs and back attempts to treat the problem.
The Flyers will wear these jerseys for 12 games.
Set to a backdrop of sun, sand and surf, the Atlantic City Beach Concert Series offers fans the perfect way to say goodbye to summer.
Forklifts, dump trucks and bulldozers galore sit inside an empty, sandy lot in West Berlin just waiting to be played with.
The state Senate is set to return nearly a month earlier than scheduled Tuesday to vote on Bruce Beemer's nomination to serve the nearly five months that remain in Kathleen Kane's term as Pennsylvania attorney general.
Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf is reiterating his position in favor of decriminalizing possession of small amounts of marijuana on a statewide basis, while saying he still can't support full legalization of recreational pot.
Sophomore spring break abroad will now be the tradition for all students at a small women's college in Allentown, Pennsylvania.
Would Major League Baseball and its fans accept an openly gay player? Billy Bean, MLB's vice president for social responsibility and inclusion, says maybe someday.
It took four years and $33-million, but the Philadelphia Parking Authority on Monday re-opened a 1960's-era garage at 8th and Market Streets.
The Good Shepherd Presbyterian Church at 65th Street and Lansdowne Avenue was home to multiple congregations.
It was art class meets gym class on Sunday at Philadelphia Mills in Northeast Philadelphia.
'Hell or High Water' is a crime-spree thriller about a pair of brothers, Toby and Tanner Howard, played respectively by Chris Pine and Ben Foster.
July was the hottest month on Earth in recorded history, and August is pumping out one 90-plus degree day after another. But as temperatures change, dress codes do not.
Kathleen Kane resigned as Pennsylvania's attorney general on Wednesday. But despite her conviction on perjury and other charges Monday night, impeachment proceedings against her may continue.
Using education, technology, and entrepreneurship, Hopeworks in Camden, New Jersey helps young men and women find new pathways to earn productive futures.
National Honeybee Awareness Day is August 20, but on Wednesday evening members of the Philadelphia Beekeepers Guild held a gala at the Sofitel Hotel in Center City.
The heat might be bugging you -- but bugs love it -- especially cockroaches.
Dozens of local African-American Democrats have signed on to a new effort within the Hillary Clinton campaign.
Convicted felon Kathleen Kane was in her Scranton office on her final day as Pennsylvania Attorney General.
Wednesday marked the inaugural First Responder Appreciation Day -- where community groups said thank you to police, firefighters and medics across Philadelphia. Dozens of businesses participated in the grassroots effort.
Hillary Clinton will be back in Philadelphia Tuesday for the first time since claiming the Democratic presidential nomination here.
They're more than just water fountains. The Philadelphia School District is beginning to install what it calls "hydration stations" in schools.
It's been a hot stretch in a very steamy summer, but the local energy company continues to hum along.
For years, the city of Chester has been best known for high crime rates and poverty. But change is coming -- and one man is leading the effort.
Pennsylvania's highest court has ruled that the Philadelphia School Reform Commission did not have the power to cancel its teachers contract two years ago.
