Whatcha Makin? October 18, 2021
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FOX 29's Sue Serio showcases the latest Whatcha Makin? projects from viewers.

The Jerrick Report: World of Art
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The Jerrick Report takes a look inside the World of Art in the city of Philadelphia.

What item would you change to cost $1?
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FOX 29's Bill Anderson and Karen Hepp debate what item they would change to cost $1.

Study: Moms more stressed at work than dads
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FOX 29's Bill Anderson and Jennaphr Frederick discuss a study that suggests moms are more stressed at work than dads.

Our Race Reality: Latinidad En Filadelfia
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Our Race Reality celebrates Hispanic Heritage Month by taking a closer look at the Latino community in Philadelphia.

Breakfast With Bob: 3 Monkey's Cafe
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Bob heads to Northeast Philly to see what's on the brunch menu at 3 Monkey's Cafe!

Dr. Mike weighs in on potential Johnson & Johnson boosters, Bill Clinton's condition
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Dr. Mike stop by the Good Day set to discuss the latest on the FDA advisory panel's meting on Johnson & Johnson vaccine boosters and Bill Clinton's condition after he was hospitalized.

Cold Case- William Toney
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William Toney has been missing for five years. When it comes to locating him, police and his family have not given up hope.

In Focus with FOX 29's Bill Rohrer
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FOX 29 Photojournalist Bill Rohrer shares personal stories of passion and perseverance from across the Delaware Valley.

Bills players upset with ratio of PB&J sandwiches
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FOX 29's Alex Holley, Mike Jerrick, and Karen Hepp discuss and practice the proper ratio of PB&J sandwiches.

Wedding photographer erases photos after being denied food
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FOX 29's Bill Anderson and Mike Jerrick discuss the story about a wedding photographer deleting photos after he was denied food.

Study: The pandemic is making us more annoyed with our partners
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FOX 29's Bill Anderson and Mike Greenidge discuss the study that found the pandemic is making people more annoyed with their partners.

Dr. Mike discusses Pfizer seeking approval for vaccine for younger children
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Dr. Mike breaks down the latest development with the Pfizer vaccine as the company has sought approval for their vaccine for children ages 5 to 11.