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Probably the most insulting and offensive statement coming out of the Baltimore riots was one anchor telling the nation that she was told that the Baltimore Police Department had an influx of military vets returning from Afghanistan and Iraq and they were itching for battles.
At the shore this weekend we expect partly sunny skies on Saturday with a high in the mid 60s. Sunday looks better with mostly sunny skies and highs in the low 70s with light wind.
Asa Khalif, one of the leaders of the "Philly is Baltimore" protests, promised demonstrations, like Thursday night's march through Center City, would continue to draw attention to police brutality and misconduct in the wake of the death of Freddie Gray.
As we begin the month of May, it's certainly not going to feel very much like it outside today.
The results of the 2014 test, called the National Assessment of Educational Progress are disquieting, distressing and disturbing.
Despite more clouds and cooler temperatures, today is not going to be a bad day; just not as stellar as yesterday.
Get out and enjoy it; the rest of the work week won't be as nice.
David Sirota, Senior Editor at the International Business Times, claims to have uncovered details to back claims showing companies that hired former President Bill Clinton to give speeches received special treatment while Hillary Clinton served as Secretary of State.
Political pundit and columnist Eleanor Clift questioned whether former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton will be able to survive the latest accusations of impropriety that have been leveled against her in the book Clinton Cash, by Peter Schweizer.
High pressure is building in for the next couple of days, and Tuesday and Wednesday are going to be winners!
Today stayed cool and cloudy but the showers mainly missed us to the west, so at least we didn't need to break out the rain gear. The next four days will be evenly divided between lovely and... not so lovely.
After finally experiencing the iWatch, Bill Weaver, PhD and associate professor at La Salle University, told Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host Chris Stigall what he feels is the next step in technology.
The weather will be on our side for the next two days, with abundant sunshine and highs rising into the 60s and low 70s.
Temperatures today get close to 60 degrees and that is close to 8 degrees below normal. The sun gets to duke it out with some clouds but generally the day stays dry.
Temperatures will plummet to near record lows again and you'll definitely need the jacket as you step out tonight or early Saturday morning.
A Freeze Watch has been issued for most of the suburban counties outside of Philadelphia through Saturday morning.
Did you know that one in every 10 people are owed some sort of unclaimed funds? In our region more than $8 billion dollars are being held by state treasury offices waiting to be claimed - find out if you're one of them!
A spring freeze is ahead for our region over the next few days.
It is ordained that the President of the United States shall provide comfort to citizens affected by calamitous events.
It's a noticeably cooler morning across the Delaware Valley, and those temperatures will be staying with us over the next several days.
It's been a crazy day of weather as a large-scale storm system impacts the entire Eastern Seaboard!
La Salle University professor Brother Arthur Bangs spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about the reasons why so many people procrastinate.
The rain follow on Monday (computer estimates from half and in to more than an inch) and that should splatter all the expensive lawn additives into the ground, if not washing away a few of the lighter seeds.
Chief Economist Chris Butler of Butler, Lanz and Wagler spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT morning host Chris Stigall about saving for retirement and when the right time it is start thinking about it.
