May 23 (UPI) --Rep. Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania said Thursday that he suffered a minor stroke and will return to Washington, D.C., in six weeks after recovering.

Rep. Dwight Evans (D-Pa.) said Thursday he suffered a “minor stroke” and will be out of the Capitol for six weeks as he recovers. Evans, who represents Philadelphia, said in a statement he ...

U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans of Philadelphia, a Democrat who's serving his fourth term, is recovering in a rehabilitation facility from a minor stroke; he plans to return to Washington in around 6 weeks.

Evans, a Democrat serving his fourth term, said he is having difficulty with one of his legs that will impact his walking for some time and expects to leave the rehabilitation facility in about a week ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) - U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans of Philadelphia is recovering at an inpatient rehabilitation facility after suffering a minor stroke, the congressmember said in a news release Thursday ...

U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans, a member of Pennsylvania’s Congressional delegation since 2016 and a longtime state House leader before that, suffered a minor stroke, he said in a statement Thursday.

Longtime Philadelphia Congressman Dwight Evans announced last May that he had suffered a stroke. Recovery and rehab for Evans lasted for months. He’s now back serving a new term in congress. In ...

Congressman Dwight Evans is recovering locally from a “minor stroke,” according a statement released by his office Thursday afternoon. He will be away from Congress for six weeks.

U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans said he had a "minor stroke" earlier this week and is recovering at an inpatient rehabilitation facility. ... Evans did not specify the type of stroke he suffered, ...

Rep. Dwight Evans of Pennsylvania said Thursday that he suffered a minor stroke and will return to Washington, D.C., in six weeks after recovering.