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The Philadelphia Board of Education has approved a resolution that would explore turning over its vacant school buildings to the city for the mayor’s housing initiative. However, not everyone on the board thought it was a good idea. KYW Newsradio education reporter Mike DeNardo has more.

Authorities are looking for a man they say stabbed a 93-year-old to death inside his home in North Philadelphia a week ago. The suspect allegedly stole the victim’s car and wallet. KYW Newsradio's crime and justice reporter Kristen Johanson has the latest.

The Villanova University football team is still alive in the FCS playoffs. The Wildcats head down to Stephenville, Texas, this weekend to battle Tarleton State in the quarterfinals. KYWW Newsradio's Matt Leon talks with head coach Mark Ferrante. (Photo credit: Matthew O'Haren/Imagn Images)

Some residents at a Chester County rehab and nursing home are being relocated after a fire broke out early Friday morning. KYW Newsradio’s Conner Barkon has more.

It's a Football Friday in the Delaware Valley! The 8-5 Eagles host the 2-11 Las Vegas Raiders Sunday at 1 p.m. KYW Newsradio's Dave Uram asks the Pro Football Hall of Fame Voice of the Eagles Merrill Reese for this three keys to the game in the latest edition of Minute with Merrill.

A state of emergency is in effect in New Jersey because of a propane service disruption that’s affecting the region. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez is in West Deptford with the story.

Exercise may be a powerful weapon against the stress of the holiday season. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

A 14-year-old boy was shot inside a home Thursday night in North Philadelphia, just a few blocks from Temple University's campus. Chief Inspector Scott Small says it might have been an accident. (Photo credit: NBC10)

A bill advancing in New Jersey would require large retailers to let customers know exactly how much a product’s price is affected by tariffs. Details from KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.

Philadelphia City Council clears out a lot of its calendar at today’s meeting — the last one of calendar year 2025.

KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

(Photo: Chris Mansfield & Durrell Hospedale/PHL City Council)