IRS Issues Warning About Tax Scam
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.
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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.
More than 100 physicians are meeting Friday night and Saturday in Hershey, Pa. to learn more about Lyme and other tick-borne diseases.
The Philadelphia Parking Authority is moving the end of April and it should be more convenient for city residents.
Tuesday is World Voice Day -- time to learn how to treat yours better!
If you haven't filed your taxes yet you better hurry! Midnight is the deadline.
The ribbon was cut and the new emergency room entrance was opened at St. Mary Medical Center in Langhorne.
Philadelphia is now 25 out of the top 100 worst cities for allergy suffers -- that's up five places from last year.
There are 11 larger than life bugs are scattered over the 92 acre garden in Chestnut Hill.
Driving the roads these days takes some extra effort to avoid all those potholes.
The old saying is leaves of three let it be, the new saying is leaves of three resemble me.
The Saturday event will give students a chance to learn, hands on, about careers in caring for cancer patients.
A financial expert says it's not a good idea. "You'll have to pay a 10-percent penalty and income taxes so you're actually having some of your savings eaten up by the penalties and taxes."
If you've heard stories about people coming to the door asking to take a look at your Peco bills, it may not be a scam.
Philadelphia's enticingly creepy Mütter Museum is offering free admission on Saturday and Sunday, and special events on Monday.
Analysis of national data between 1976 and 2009 shows that breast cancer rates are steadily rising in women ages 20 to 39.
"Project Engage" is designed to help young children living around Temple get the dental care they need to keep their mouths and teeth healthy.
The Argus II has been in the works for decades.
The museum is instituting pay-what-you-wish admission fees on Wednesday nights from 5pm to 8:45pm.
Some may be taking their New Year's resolutions too far.
A professor at Temple University's medical school suspects the virus is transmitted from mother to baby during development, and if a medical treatment is found for cervical cancer, that treatment could be used to treat this type of epilepsy.
The coughing and the body aches continue, as the flu continues to spread across the country.
"We've been working very hard to put opera in the city," says general director David Devan, "and that can mean a whole bunch of things in terms of where we perform."
"Maybe they have back pain, knee pain, they might have chronic headaches, " says Dr. Amy Janke, assistant professor of psychology at the University of the Sciences in Philadelphia.
The "Nanoknife" is able to target especially difficult tumors: those which can't be removed because of their critical location, or those that have not responded to conventional treatment.
