Crews investigating house explosion in Berks County, Pennsylvania
Emergency crews were called to Stump Lane in Bernville around 8 a.m. Friday.
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Emergency crews were called to Stump Lane in Bernville around 8 a.m. Friday.
Jlux Charcuterie started after owner Robyn Baxter kept getting questions about the charcuterie boards she brought to Diner en Blanc.
At age 16, Nathanael Barlow has captured the hearts of millions with his singing and songwriting.
On this week's Focusing on the Future, Wakisha Bailey highlights Nathanael Barlow, a young singer and songwriter who's making music that's hard to forget.
A student walking their dog off-campus near Widener University was attacked after getting into a fight with another dog walker, the university said.
Pennsylvania senator Bob Casey argues companies used inflation as a cover for increasing their profit
Penn has been facing backlash since former university president Liz Magill's controversial comments during a hearing on antisemitism.
Swastikas painted on a wall near a senior apartment complex in Northeast Philadelphia have now been removed.
Girard College is extremely instrumental in changing the lives of incredible students from underserved communities throughout Philadelphia.
Republican lawmakers in Pennsylvania are rejecting legislation to send more than $33.5 million to the University of Pennsylvania's veterinary school over criticism that the Ivy League school has tolerated antisemitism.
Penn has been facing backlash since former university president Liz Magill's controversial comments during a hearing on antisemitism.
The protesters blocked traffic on I-76 and on the Spring Garden Street Bridge. Philadelphia police said roughly 32 people were arrested.
A protest calling for a permanent cease-fire in Gaza ended after the group blocked traffic on I-76 westbound and the Spring Garden Street Bridge in Philadelphia on Thursday evening.
This week, we got behind-the-scenes footage at USPS during the holiday season, Camden students explored new medical opportunities, the Adventure Aquarium's Christmas Underwater and much more.
The strike has many SEPTA riders concerned for their safety.
Recently, there's been a push for more sober-friendly environments and in Philadelphia, one group is ensuring people have the right space to stay on track.
Philadelphia is on the road to becoming the first city in the U.S. to make medical deportations illegal, according to an immigrant advocacy group. City Council voted Wednesday to ban the practice of hospitals sending noncitizens out of the country without their consent.
Graduates of the union's Rosie's Girls program are automatically qualified to apply for an IBEW Local 98 Apprenticeship.
The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 98 celebrated the sisterhood on Thursday as nine high school girls completed a program introducing them to opportunities in the industry. Josh Sanders introduces the union's Rosie's Girls.
Under the new rules, you can't wear face coverings on public transit or in parks, schools, city-owned buildings and daycare facilities. Anyone caught breaking the law can be fined $250.
The group that planned the protest, Jewish Voice for Peace, also held a sit-in at 30th Street Station in November.
Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro signed the last pieces of the 2023 state budget in Harrisburg Wednesday. This will help direct how the $45 billion budget will be used.
The city council paused Thursday's meeting to give special recognition to Mayor Jim Kenney before his end as Philadelphia's mayor. He also shared his confidence in mayor-elect Cherelle Parker.
Many drivers holiday shopping are frustrated as only one southbound lane is open in King of Prussia due to a sinkhole.
Only one southbound lane is open in King of Prussia on Thursday and a lot of drivers are frustrated. This sinkhole is between Henderson Road and Saulin Boulevard. Kim Hudson shows us how this is hurting holiday shopping.
