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Witness intimidation arrests designed to send a message in Philly
Four men have been arrested in the latest chapter in Philadelphia’s war on witness intimidation. Charles Alexander, T ...
12 years ago
ListenWhy Philly is struggling to offer more kids pre-K
It’s a proven good investment, but Philadelphia is struggling to expand pre-kindergarten classrooms to meet demand. City Chi ...
12 years ago
ListenHouse delays vote on flood insurance reform bill till next week
Republican leaders in the House say they want more time before voting on a bill that would delay some flood insurance rate hikes. The Tim ...
12 years ago
The U.S. Army: A lean, mean fighting machine?
Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel and the Pentagon want to reduce the size of the U.S. Army to levels not seen since before World War II. &nb ...
12 years ago
33 of 35 businesses taking ‘State Patty’s Day’ money
Penn State says 33 of 35 licensed bars or restaurants are accepting money from the school to close or not sell alcohol on Saturday, an un ...
12 years ago
Winter won’t let us go: Storm looms for early next week, but uncertainty reigns
In like a lion? Courtesy of an active winter pattern, a storm threatens for the late Sunday through early Tuesday period, but fore ...
12 years ago
Local town tells residents: Shovel or else
One New Jersey town is making it a costly proposition to leave snow un-shoveled on your sidewalk. Toms River’s township coun ...
12 years ago
Two dead in Delaware from influenza
A pregnant woman and an elderly man are Delaware’s second and third victims of the 2013-14 flu season. State health official ...
12 years ago
MLK High senior serves as Philly’s ‘prison commissioner for a day’ [gallery]
Tyreek Stotts, an 18-year-old senior at Martin Luther King High School in West Oak Lane, was among an estimated 20 city students who part ...
12 years ago
Money, TV still work: Wolf leads Democrats in Pa guv race
We have a new front runner among the Democrats running for governor of Pennsylvania, and it’s no surprise. After dumping an ...
12 years ago
Letters from America’s ‘first kidnapping for ransom’ on display at Germantown exhibition
Historic Germantown will host an Opening Night Event on Friday night for an exhibit showcasing 23 letters involved in what’s believ ...
12 years ago
Convicted of corruption in Trenton, Tony Mack is still mayor
Trenton Mayor Tony Mack was convicted on charges of bribery, fraud and extortion earlier this month. But he has refused to leave office a ...
12 years ago
ListenNew Jersey judge merges Bridget Kelly and Bill Stepien cases
For an upcoming hearing, a judge has merged the cases of two former aides to Gov. Chris Christie who say they shouldn’t be forced t ...
12 years ago
N.J. man gets eight months for One Direction concert bomb threat
A New Jersey man will spend eight months in federal prison for calling in a phony bomb threat to a Pennsylvania arena before a concert la ...
12 years ago
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