- Commission for Women holds panel discussion on root causes of maternal and infant mortality
- Christmas Grinch swipes decorations, baby Jesus in South Philadelphia
- Gingerbread houses: Tasty holiday tradition gets all the trimmings in Old City
- Local tow truck drivers help struggling families at 11th annual 'Tow 4 Tots'
- Grinch visits Old City to promote Philly animal shelter and adopt, don't shop
- After criticism, Trump visits Arlington National Cemetery
- No. 1 KU tops No. 17 Villanova 74-71 in Final 4 rematch
- Police search for man accused of raping woman at gunpoint in University City
- Sports betting is now open for business in Philadelphia
- Eagles officially rule Carson Wentz OUT against LA Rams
- Old City kicks off Hanukkah with latkes, music, and one enormous menorah
- South Philly yoga participants shared a mat with some adorable little guests
- Hundreds of Bucks County deed books dating to 17th century to be restored
- New cancer treatment facility opening soon in South Jersey
- Camden's Lanning Square Park set to undergo $1.4 million renovation
- From Argentina to Zimbabwe, 20 new US citizens are welcomed at Citizens Bank Park
- World's largest Viking ship docks in Philly for the week
- Phillies show they're 'phanatic' for puppies at PSPCA fundraiser
- Will an earlier start to school become the new norm?
- 3 cops suffer minor injuries in Tacony police-involved shooting; suspect is dead
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Ground breaking court decision opens door for Philly firefighters who get cancer
A Philadelphia Firefighter is the face of a case that has opened the door to allow more firefighters to be compensated by the city if they get cancer. As KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg explains cancer is a hazard of the job.