- Doug Pederson ponders preseason possibilities
- Pa. campaign marks 400th anniversary of arrival of enslaved Africans in America
- Hepatitis A case prompts Philly health department to urge some to get vaccinated
- Commissioner Ross forced to resign amid allegations of sexual harassment culture permeating police department
- Most of Tennent High is open again as crews reinforce structural weaknesses
- Legislation needed to phase out PFAS and clean up water supply contamination, group says
- Scroll Down: The skeleton in the museum
- Man gets 22 years in prison for stealing millions in retirement investment scheme
- Board approves hiring investigator after 2 Parking Authority hacking attempts
- 25th Bond movie gets a title: 'No Time to Die'
- Krasner announces charges against Nicetown shooter, hints at huge investigation
- To avoid deportation, Hahnemann international residents scramble to find new places to work
- Iconic sign removed from historic Tower Theater
- Charlie Manuel named new Phillies hitting coach
- 40,000 Census Bureau workers begin verifying addresses across US ahead of 2020 census
- 3 high schools get green upgrades in effort to create jobs, lower energy bills
- Are more severe thunderstorms, tornadoes on the horizon for the Philly region?
- 'It's the most wonderful time of the year' for Eagles fans as football returns
- At cooking camp, kids with chronic kidney disease learn to cook food catered to their diet
- Family of 3 dead in small plane crash in residential Montco
Local Congress members react to EPA administrator nominee's chances
The acting administrator of the EPA may be approved by the Senate soon and take over the agency. But nominee Andrew Wheeler is not winning any favor among local Congress members. KYW Newsradio's Kim Glovas has more.