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How do you like your wings? Do you dip them in sauce that's mild or smoky or hot? Take your choice in this Taste With Tori at a place called Pic-A-Lilli Inn in Burlington County on the edge of the Wharton State Forest.
All they wanted was to fix their homes, yet the company they hired took their money and never came back! Customers say it's a pattern of deception and they want it stopped. Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan has this warning.
Philadelphia's financial watchdog says tens of thousands of dollars in unused wireless internet hardware is just wasting away inside a city warehouse. City Controller Alan Butkovitz blames the Nutter Administration for doing nothing to make use of the equipment.
The Philadelphia Police Department says Michiyka Parker, who was previously reported missing, has been reunited with her family.
Breaking up with your significant other is hard, but some say a new online service could make it a bit easier. It's called "The Breakup Shop."
After the attacks in Paris, the Wells Fargo Center is increasing security. Fans were asked to use patience during Monday night's Sixers game if getting through security took a little longer than usual.
When it comes to buying things advertised online, never forget the old saying: If it's too good to be true, it probably is. And Cherry Hill police have seen some serious scams.
Turmoil for the Mormon Church as new rules have some members questioning their faith. "It's really heartbreaking," Holly King Bennett tells Eyewitness News.
A special counsel ruled Eakins actions were not illegal, but a coalition of civic groups lead by a state senator is calling that investigation a cover up.
Bensalem Public Safety Director Fred Harran is calling "a miracle," a bullet, fired by a suspected killer, was stopped, when it struck the gun an officer was holding, most likely saving his life.
Philadelphia's mayor on Monday called gun violence in American cities "domestic terrorism" that is no different from international terrorism.
The Philadelphia 76ers awarded an 11-year-old girl who has struggled with homelessness with their "Strong Kid of the Game" award Monday night.
The Sixers paid tribute to those who lost their lives in the Paris Attacks on Monday night.
Virginia native Justin was in Paris for an arts festival at the time of the attacks. He said he spent a lot of time with friends in the days after.
52-year-old Donna Krupp is accused of burning down her next door neighbor's Lower Pottsgrove home while he and his family were at Disney World last November.
