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Now at 10 00 a storied Football Program suspended. The season at central bucks west comes to a halt amid allegations of hazing. First we have breaking news tonight. A new confirmed case of ebola and its in new york city. The first case in americas largest metropolis. Good evening, im chris may. Im jessica dean. The infected man is a new york city doctor who recently forty one west africa where he treated ebola patients. Reporter brian web has details. Reporter dr. Craig spencer is the fourth per...

New public art in a Philadelphia neighborhood has sparked controversy on social media. The installation at 7th and Rodman streets angered one neighbor, and stirred rumors that it was coming down. Mural Arts says it will make a decision after conducting community outreach.

The University of the Arts students, staff and faculty members are still in the dark about next steps though the school will officially close Friday. City Council is looking into the abrupt closing meanwhile, the United Academics of Philadelphia plans to meet with prospective teach-out partners Thursday,

McGillin's Olde Ale House is celebrating bartender John Doyle's 50th anniversary working at the historic Irish pub. The bar will commemorate the milestone with a year's worth of parties that kicked off last month and will run through March. Doyle spoke with PhillyVoice about his time working at McGillin's.

More than 30 dirt bike and ATV riders raced down South Street in Philadelphia on Saturday night.

A Philadelphia neighborhood is dealing with a serious rat infestation that has cost residents thousands of dollars in car damages. Residents and city leaders are speaking out about the issue that FOX 29 Steve Keeley calls 'Rat-jacking.'

New law-and-order Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker just signed into a law a new ordinance increasing enforcement on tinted windows.

Philadelphia city officials are looking to move the popular Greyhound bus station which also services Peter Pan, Flix buses and other charter buses to Old City after several other previous location changes.

Hundreds of Philly food service workers are threatening to strike against Aramark's operations at the Wells Fargo Center.

Philadelphia When the billionaires who own the Philadelphia 76ers basketball team made their announcement on July 21, 2022, that they intend to build a new arena — 76 Place — on the edge of the city’s Chinatown community, they didn’t expect the opposition pushback to last this long. Now, 18…