"It's always been important to know who my dad was. And the journey led me here," Evans said.
"This is one of the rare concert halls that is named after an artist, as opposed to a donor," Schimmer said.
"They come through this door multiple ways. Some come in handcuffs, some come from hospitals, some voluntarily walk in," Preston said.
Philadelphia Police said in five vehicle break ins from May 27 to May 31 in the area of 30th and Clearfield streets, guns were taken.
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Philadelphia is often known as a city of neighborhoods, each with its own character and charm.
In our special "Generations of Pride," we visit Philadelphia's Gayborhood, where you'll find LGBTQ+ community pillars like Giovanni's Room.
Many local graduates excelled in academics, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local graduate who deserves a shoutout in Philly.
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A well-known cross that has stood on City Avenue for 45 years will soon be on the move.
For the 250th anniversary of the nation's founding, there will be a multi-year schedule of programming, events, and activities through 2026.
"I just love you so much," Beverly said. "You guys have taken me and made me what I am today. I love you from the bottom of my heart."
CBS News surveyed 200 police agencies nationwide and found a majority sell their guns when they decide to upgrade their arsenal.
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"They can stay here until you get finished with your vacation, and meanwhile, they're vacationing," Palmer said.
"This is a $10 million project over the course of two months," Spevak said, "so a lot is happening very quickly."
"It has all the elegance and the romance of a carriage ride without the negatives in terms of animal exploitation," Kestner said.
Old eclipse glasses are getting a second chance at Good Buy Supply on East Passyunk Avenue.
An estimated 70 military helicopters are traveling across the region from Saturday to Monday as part of an exercise.
Sam, a Philadelphia Phillies fan, scored Opening Day tickets and an unforgettable experience from a stranger in an act of utter kindness.
The temporary closure of Baltimore's port means companies will look to get their goods into other harbors up and down the East Coast.
The moon will blot out our view of the sun for a short time next week. What to know about the latest celestial sensation:
"So much of their life has been to devalue them, now we want to give them value. Treat them like princesses!" Sorrells said.
Getting your boat ready at the start of boating season requires a lot more than removing your boat cover and adding fuel.
Proctor said the donation will help with the organization's mission to empower adults through free literacy and language education.
Faced with gaping vacancies in its police force and concerns about public safety, the Philadelphia Police Department had to get creative.
"I just love to bake, and I like competing and I'm very competitive," Blakelyn said.
USA Today is asking readers to vote on a slew of "bests," and Philly's Reading Terminal Market is up for "Best Public Market." Vote now!
Categories include "Public Art Piece You Wouldn’t Mind Passing Daily," "Best Historic Attraction," and "Philly’s Best-Kept Secret."
Rebecca Fisher retraced the footprints of history where American democracy took its first steps.
Last September, Charlie Manuel couldn't speak and couldn't walk.
A relighting is being held Thursday evening and the public is invited to watch at the Fairmount Fish Ladder.
A female chef is serving up some New York City flavor at the Fashion District Mall in Center City.
Visit Philadelphia launched the awards to honor "the people, places and attractions beloved by both visitors and residents." Vote now.
"We're taking a stand for them to say that what happened on Saturday was inappropriate," Bartlett said.
In a statement, the DA's office said as of Sunday morning, it has "made no charging decision pending a thorough, even-handed investigation."
Gwynn was accused of starting a fire at an abandoned building that killed Marsha Smith in the 4500 block of Chester Street.
To help uplift those students this month, public relations specialist Khalil Bullock came up with the "I Can, I Will" campaign.
Millions of dollars of opioid settlement money will go to helping Kensington residents stay in their homes and off the streets.
A new study from Steel Guard Safety ranked the nation's noisiest cities, and Philadelphia was among the 10 noisiest.