Montgomery County Special Olympics flag football team heads to Nashville
Eagles fans aren't the only ones flying to Nashville this weekend. Wakisha Bailey reports.
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Eagles fans aren't the only ones flying to Nashville this weekend. Wakisha Bailey reports.
Meet Glassboro native Alexa Valletta, whose feistiness helped her earn a spot on a U.S. Special Olympics roster.
Glassboro, New Jersey, native Alexa Valletta used her feistiness to help her earn a spot on a U.S. Special Olympics roster. Krystle Rich has the story.
Superhero skills were put to the test Thursday morning when dozens of people rappelled down a building for a good cause.
New Jersey police officers help raise awareness for the Special Olympics in the annual Law Enforcement Torch Run. Chopper three over the annual 'law enforcement torch run' in Marlton.
Over 1,000 Special Olympic athletes are in the Philadelphia area this weekend to compete at the Special Olympics Pennsylvania's 36th annual Fall Festival at Villanova University.
Over 1,000 Special Olympic athletes are in the Philadelphia area this weekend to compete at the Special Olympics Pennsylvania's 36th annual Fall Festival at Villanova University.
A Philadelphia doctor has come full circle after being treated at a rehabilitation facility. She now works at that hospital. As we uncover the heart behind the headline, there's also a link to the Paralympics which are approaching. Stephanie Stahl reports on a hometown hero.
Four hundred students across 13 school districts competed Wednesday in the Lower Montgomery County Special Olympics, which was hosted at Hatboro-Horsham High School.
Students across Montgomery County, Pennsylvania are competing in a Special Olympics competition at Hatboro-Horsham High School. Events include multiple races, a wheelchair run, the softball throw, a tennis ball throw and a standing long jump. Howard Monroe reports.
More than 90 people rappelled 17 stories of a building in Wilmington to raise money for Special Olympics Delaware.
Students at Pennridge High School celebrated their efforts in raising big money for the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania.
Students at Pennridge High School celebrate their efforts raising big money for the Special Olympics of Pennsylvania. Kim Hudson reports.
Friday was the Cool Schools Plunge, a friendly fundraising competition between high schools in the Philadelphia region.
Powerlifting is more than a sport and has given the athlete a sense of purpose ever since he started lifting at 15 years old.
The 26-mile Torch Run has 19 legs and ends at Villanova University.
They went head-to-head in eight events with an additional team fundraising competition. Their mission is inclusion and acceptance through the fun of sports.
Pat Gallen reports.
Police officers helped the athletes light the cauldron to officially open the games at William Penn Charter School in East Falls.
