5-year-old girl hospitalized in North Philadelphia double stabbing: police
The incident happened inside a home on the 1800 block of North 20th Street just after 7:30 p.m.
Rutgers University faculty go on historic strike
Students and staff members at three Rutgers University campuses are expected to strike Monday.
How Rowan University helps people with disabilities Get FIT
For 15 years, Rowan students have been leading the Get FIT program, serving as fitness coaches to clients with disabilities.
Delaware riverkeeper wants accountability, answers after chemical spill
After a chemical leak at Bucks County company Trinseo, Delaware Riverkeeper Maya Van Rossum wants to make sure wildlife is protected.
More than 100 masterpieces made of Peeps are on display at Peddler's Village
Over 100 sculptures and wall art made up of Peeps are on display
Unruly mobs vandalize police cars in Fishtown, Spring Garden over weekend
Similar swarms have overtaken the city streets in recent weeks, and residents are worried that with nicer weather on the way this type of behavior will only get worse.
Pa. man wanted in 2 double shootings killed in shootout with troopers
The suspect was killed in a shootout with police in Wyomissing, Pa. after police say he shot 2 people in Philadelphia.
Philly tap water safe to drink until at least 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, city says
A leak of between 8,100 and 12,000 gallons of what's known as a latex emulsion product made its way into Otter Creek and then into the Delaware River.
Philadelphia tap water safe to drink through Monday night, water department says
The spill of a latex product occurred Friday night in Bristol Township at Otter Creek.
Phillies' Rhys Hoskins suffered torn ACL in spring training game
Hoskins is in the final year of his contract.
Historic gas station hauled across city to make way for office tower
The building will be put in Fairmount Park for use by the Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia.
2 teens shot in Philadelphia overnight
Police say a 16-year-old and an 18-year-old were shot near 24th and Jefferson Streets.
Philadelphia offering $1,000 bonuses for lifeguard applicants, even if they can't swim
Philadelphia needs lifeguards, and is offering bonuses to new applicants who get in early. All applicants will get trained and take a certification test.
Driver charged after van crashes into Philadelphia police headquarters
The van damaged the front of the building and officers were seen escorting the driver inside, and then into a police vehicle.
Philly playwright brings bilingual play to Drake Hotel in Center City
They reverted to their roots while writing "All My Mothers Dream in Spanish," a new bilingual play inspired by Afro-Venezuelan folk history.