Brothers living with autism show off their ‘superhuman’ abilities through art, technology
Kambel and Kantai are self-labeled 'Autisarians' - a word they and their father came up with to reimagine people living with autism as having superhuman powers.
In Focus: Hidden treasures & FOX 29 favorites
FOX 29 photojournalist Bill Rohrer showcases hidden treasures across Delaware Valley and some of FOX 29's favorite stories.
Bucks County boxing gym works with patients living with Parkinson’s disease
Rock Steady Boxing in New Hope is helping give people living with Parkinson’s disease a fighting chance at living a healthy and normal life.
Local golfer plays her way into golf’s Drive, Chip & Putt National Finals
Bill Rohrer catches up with local golfer Katelyn Burks, 8, as she follows in her sister’s footsteps at Augusta!
Delaware County family stakes legacy on popular Italian sandwich
Did you know the popular Italian sandwich, the Stromboli, originated in Delaware county? Photojournalist Bill Rhorer sat down with the grandson of the creator.
College grad living out her dreams of being her own boss in a food truck
After graduation from Rowan University, Megan Hilbert decided she didn’t want to work for anyone else. So she opened her own food truck.
In Focus: Father, daughter YouTube duo; young luge star with Olympic dreams
FOX 29’s Bill Rohrer shares an inside look at unique stories from around the area including a father, daughter YouTube duo and a young luge star with Olympic dreams.
Yardley historian spreads her love for fact finding in Bucks County
Shirley Lee Corsey speaks with FOX 29 photojournalist Bill Rohrer about her love for finding fascinating facts hiding in plain sight.
In Focus: Table tennis club, a young entrepreneur, and a tour of Pennhurst Asylum
FOX 29’s Bill Rohrer shares an inside look at unique stories from around the area including a local table tennis club and a young entrepreneur with quite the slogan!
In Focus: Bowtie Boone, clock radio collection, poet for hire
FOX 29's Bill Rohrer shares fun, unique, and heartwarming stories from around the area.
Philadelphia table tennis club draws variety of players
Whether you're an experienced player or just a novice, one of Philadelphia's older table tennis clubs has a match for you.
Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter String Theory School brings The Nutcracker to life
The Nutcracker returns, for the first time since the pandemic began, performed by dancers with Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter String Theory School.
Kutztown University students, staff get warm welcomes to campus from beloved greeter
Two years ago, Kraig Piper signed up as a volunteer to help with tours of the Kutztown campus. Since then, his role in the everyday lives of students and staff has evolved into so much more.
In Focus with FOX 29's Bill Rohrer
FOX 29 Photojournalist Bill Rohrer shares personal stories of passion and perseverance from across the Delaware Valley.
New Jersey couple keeping Michael Jackson's musical legacy alive with home museum
A couple in Camden County, New Jersey is keeping The King of Pop's legacy alive as they've filled their home with collectibles and memorabilia.
After cancer battle, woman becomes one of Camden County’s top high school basketball refs
Years after a grueling battle with ovarian cancer, Ashley Steinberg has found her calling on the hardwood. She has quickly become one of the area’s top referees and she gets to work alongside her own father.
Please Touch Museum hosts Drag Queen Story Time
Most people know The Please Touch Museum is a special place. A place a child can learn, grow and discover new possibilities, but for Ian Morrison, it’s a safe space to be himself.
Bucks Co. man riding stationary bike 24-hours straight to raise funds for leukemia and lymphoma society
FOX 29's Bill Rohrer has more on a Bucks County cancer survivor who is riding his stationary bike 24-hours straight to raise funds for leukemia and lymphoma society.
Local artist creates origami to ensure those who died from COVID-19 are remembered
Origami artist Joanna Hutchinson is turning her work into one large sculpture to honor the lives lost during the pandemic.
12-year-old uses his illustration skills to help others in books about bullying
Tristan Ferraro says drawing has become his passion, and he's now bringing pages to life.