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Take a sneak peek at what's to come at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women
Next week, the Pennsylvania Conference for Women returns to the Pennsylvania Convention Center.This is the 21st year the event is gathering thousands of women into one space to inspire, invigorate, and activate.The keynote speaker roster is star-studded, starting off strong with best-selling author, Emmy Award-winning host, and lifestyle guru Martha Stewart.MORE INFORMATION | Pennsylvania Conference for Women returns to the Pennsylvania Convention CenterSome Philadelphia-based legends will be at the event as well! Emmy Award winner and star of ABC's hit show 'Abbott Elementary' Sheryl Lee Ralph will be at the event.Starting her career on Broadway, Ralph is an inspiration to many.Action News' Alicia Vitarelli has a closer look at what's to come at the Pennsylvania Conference for Women in the video above.
Philadelphia ranks 7th on list of 'rattiest' city in America
Philadelphia is one of the rattiest cities -- but is not as ratty as it once was.Pest control company Orkin released its annual list of the 50 "rattiest" cities in America. Philadelphia ranked 7th, down from 6th place last year.The data was collected by tracking new residential rodent treatments from September 1, 2023, to August 31, 2024.Chicago took the top spot on the list for the 10th year in a row.
Sharrie Williams among speakers at event for young women in Philadelphia high schools
Young women from Philadelphia high schools had a chance to hear from female business leaders and explore possibilities for the future.Action News anchor Sharrie Williams was among the speakers on Wednesday in Spring Garden.It was all part of the Junior Achievement of Southeastern PA Rising Women event.Organizers say it gives the students an opportunity to dream big and prepare them to succeed in the next phase of their lives.
Canvassers walk the pavement to encourage Philadelphia voters
With Election Day less than a week away, there's is a large-scale effort to make sure Pennsylvania residents get to the polls.If you live in Philadelphia, chances are good you'll get a knock on your door sometime before November 5.Live updates on the 2024 presidential electionBeyond television ads and text messaging, calling and mailers canvassers are walking the pavement to get the word out face-to-face.Timothy Freeman, a member of Unite Here Local 274, is stumping for the Democratic ticket. He's hoping to change minds in West Philadelphia."I come to the door and let them know that their vote does matter,"...
4 charged: Arrests made in home-invasion murder of NJ detective
Less than a week after a detective sergeant with the Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office was gunned down in her own home, three men have been charged with her murder. Cumberland County Prosecutor's Office Detective Sgt. Monica Mosley was shot and killed in her own Bridgeton home on Oct. 15. On...
Philadelphia pair sentenced in armed robbery of two people at Millcreek mobile home
A Philadelphia resident told an Erie County judge on Tuesday he came to Erie in late September to attend a memorial service for a friend who had died. Dayquan N. Graham said he was looking for drugs, trying to get high, when authorities accused him and a co-defendant of entering a Millcreek Township...
Man Sentenced for $150K Philadelphia Fraud Plan
Felton Hayman, 54, of Wilmington, Delaware, was sentenced Monday to 12 months and one day in prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for defrauding the City of Philadelphia of nearly $150,000, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office, Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
Wall Street Journal: The State’s Highest-Ranked College is Located in Philadelphia
The 2025 Wall Street Journal/College Pulse rankings is out now, and the top college in Pennsylvania is located right in Philadelphia. The latest Wall Street Journal/College Pulse 2025 ranking is officially out now, ranking the top colleges in the nation, writes The Wall Street Journal. Of the highest-ranking colleges in...
Meteorologist Cecily Tynan meets bats, tarantula at the Philadelphia Zoo
Meteorologist Cecily Tynan took us on another edition of Zoo Adventures!Cecily Tynan got to meet bats on Wednesday.She also got the chance to see a tarantula!Watch for more Zoo Adventures below:Meteorologist Cecily Tynan meets bats, tarantula at the Philadelphia Zoo
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