Infant Safe Sleep program from Philadelphia Health aims to reduce high infant mortality rate
October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness Month. SIDS is something that the health department is aiming to reduce.
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October is Sudden Infant Death Syndrome Awareness Month. SIDS is something that the health department is aiming to reduce.
The new guidelines are effective immediately and for the rest of the fall sports season.
This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Virtua Health is helping people in the Philadelphia area -- even those who don't have insurance -- get their annual mammogram.
It's through art that people can flourish or thrive. That's the focus of a new class from the Barnes Foundation and the University of Pennsylvania.
This research is looking at the most effective ways to identify people considering suicide and how best to prevent it.
Windows are still boarded up at the restaurant near 43rd and Baltimore in West Philly.
A state-run liquor store and a beauty supply store are among the stores looted in Philadelphia Wednesday night into Thursday.
The City of Philadelphia's Department of Commerce said it's assisting about 50 businesses impacted.
This week, police and kids marched change to fight against gun violence, we continue the investigation of why school districts in Pa continue to struggle with funding with unfair ruling, and weekend anchor Aziza Shuler opened up to us about a personal story.
A recent report shows nursey products contribute to 160 deaths every year, prompting renewed warnings about products.
A one-of-a-kind dance installation is underway in Philadelphia with a mission to make the performing arts more accessible to families with disabilities.
A 5K will be held on Saturday at the Gazebo Park in Sami's name to support rideshare safety.
The USPS's annual Letters to Santa program is in its 111th year and helps kids have a great holiday.
During National Child Passenger Safety Week, Pennsylvania State Police will be holding free car seat safety checks and installations across the commonwealth.
Our very own Aziza Shuler opened up about her personal battle with the condition. Well, she's not alone. We hear from women in Philadelphia who are also sharing their struggles.
My hope is to inspire other people to find the confidence and courage to accept themselves, be fearless, be you! That is where true beauty lies.
The American Red Cross is sounding the alarm that the United States' blood supply has fallen by nearly 25% since early August, to what it describes as "critically low levels."
The funds are intended to address urgent facilities needs in each of the state's 21 counties.
We hear it all the time: "If you're sick, stay home." That's especially important in school because infections can spread quickly.
It's Labor Day, and for many, it signals the end of the summer and the start of fall. But that doesn't mean you can't still head down the Shore.
City leaders unveiled new plans Friday to help students from six North Philadelphia schools safely get to and from the classroom.
The Harriet Tubman statue will stand on the northeast apron of City Hall.
A summer spike of COVID hospitalizations has now arrived in Philadelphia, just in time for the Labor Day weekend.
Helping students and families with back-to-school supplies, New Jersey started the Sales Tax Holiday Saturday.
A South Jersey native living in Maui is sharing her incredible story of survival. She and her family escaped as the wildfires engulfed their Lahaina neighborhood.
