Philly program spreads powerful message through dance: movement can heal
The Legends House brings healing to the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts with "The Ghetto: This Joy I Have."
Arcadia University welcomes over 700 freshmen on move-in day
Arcadia's Class of 2029 features many education majors at a time when teacher shortages are a major concern across the region.
Philly native, Gates Scholar hopes to change lives while at Temple
Temple University is welcoming its largest freshman class yet, including a new student who is a North Philly native and Gates Scholar, hoping to change lives without leaving his neighborhood.
Meet the woman making move-in day at Widener University feel like home
At Widener University, "Move-In Day" is more than just hauling boxes; it's a moment when students and families begin to feel they belong.
Fire breaks out at Friends of Cyrus facility in Medford, New Jersey
The fire broke out at Friends of Cyrus in Medford, a community residence that provides housing and support for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Free pop-up health clinic is coming to West Philly this weekend
Anyone with a medical concern or need is welcome to the free medical, dental, and vision pop-up health clinic this weekend in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia based movie shines light on love, loss and friendship
Delaware County filmmaker Brandon Eric Kamin teamed up with actor Nick Nolte to bring an unexpected Philadelphia story to life.
Rower from Atlantic City, N.J. going for gold in Europe
Before she packs her bags for Stanford University, 17-year-old Lexi Gormley is chasing gold — halfway across the world.
Former student athletes come together to honor legendary Philly track coach
Coach Fred Rosenfeld wasn't just a record-breaking track and field coach — he was a mentor, motivator, and a lifeline to hundreds of young athletes across the city.
Video shows suspects in shooting that hurt 5 people outside West Philly rec center
Philadelphia police are searching for multiple suspects in the shooting outside Christy Rec Center in West Philly that injured five people.
Shelters get crowded as more owners return pets due to financial hardship
More Philadelphia pet owners are giving up their furry friends due to financial hardship, but there are programs that can help pet owners save.
Gospel karaoke brings community and praise to Camden streets
In Camden, New Jersey, a growing monthly event is reimagining karaoke with a faith-filled twist, and people are taking notice.
Diplo happy to be back in Philly for 5K: "This is my city"
Temple University graduate and three-time Grammy winner Diplo caught up with CBS News Philadelphia at his Diplo Run Club 5K.
Map shows where parents can get free backpacks ahead of Philly school year
Get a free backpack, sign up for school or even get your student a physical at these locations on Philly's Back-to-School bus tour.
At Nicetown explosion town hall, residents say the city isn't doing enough to help
The city of Philadelphia hosted a community town hall and resource event for Nicetown residents who were affected by last month's gas explosion.