Woman who woke from coma after being struck by car in Philadelphia identified
Police released a photo of the woman and a tattoo of hers in hopes the public could help identify her.
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Police released a photo of the woman and a tattoo of hers in hopes the public could help identify her.
Although August has been designated as Black Business Month, this retailer has gone out of its way year-round to boost minority-owned brands.
The governor said the practice is traumatic and has been rejected by the medical communities.
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The Philadelphia Department of Health says it doesn't test for polio neither do most other locations in the region.
The beer is now available in the Philadelphia area.
Ross DiMattei reports.
In a matter of hours, nearly 10 people were shot. Three are fighting for their lives.
Carnival Cruise Line and Princess Cruises will no longer require guests to apply for a vaccination exemption for most trips fewer than 16 days.
The Democrat returned to the campaign trail more than 90 days after suffering a stroke.
In each case, the thieves say the vehicle is on the 311 list and they frequently ask for money to stop the vehicle from being towed.
Police say the shooting happened on the 1600 block of West Glenwood Avenue just after 12 p.m. Friday.
The historic Prendie high school building where generations of young women were educated is set for a new life as a college campus.
More than five years after Tyrese's murder, Philadelphia police are at a standstill in their investigation.
As restaurants try to recover from the pandemic, a Jamaican restaurant in Philadelphia is facing another challenge after being ransacked.
The minivan believed to have struck the motorist is a silver 2008 Chrysler Town and Country.
Upper Darby police have arrested 57-year-old William Brown.
Foy was shot and killed last month while sitting on the front steps of his mother's home in South Philadelphia.
Police tell Eyewitness News the truck driver will likely face citations.
Lyme disease cases have exploded recently with some blaming global warming that helps ticks thrive.
"Our children need to have more hope, more collaboration of us working together," Dr. Ala Stanford said.
Brandywine Valley SPCA plans to take 20 of the beagles as early as Friday but won't be ready for adoption for a while.
"If we don't act quickly enough, I think it's going to only get worse," Superintendent Daniel McGarry said.
The park also says all employees will be required to undergo a bias training session by the end of September.
The circumstances surrounding the seizure were not immediately known.
