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If you visit the Borough of Pitman's website you'll learn since forming in 1905,"Pitman is a dry town with no liquor stores and no liquor licenses issued." But starting soon, you can swat those mosquitoes with a legally purchased beer in your hand.
Police in Hatfield Township say a man broke into an apartment and sexually assaulted a 6-year-old girl.
Police say it happened at about 3:38 p.m. Tuesday at the 2100 block of W. Dauphin Street.
With many states now pushing for the legalization of marijuana, its potential as an addictive substance is hotly debated. Advocates claim that the drug is not addictive, while opponents commonly label it as a gateway drug.
The 95-pound Olney Eagles football team became the undefeated local champs last year and went on to place third in the country. Now, another group of nine and 10-year-olds from Olney are blazing trails. The two teams have something in common.
Twenty-nine-year-old Josh House lives in Mount Ephraim with his pregnant wife, Shannon, and six-year-old son, Zachary.
The complaint alleges violations of the Consumer Protection Law.
Rich discussed Hillary Clinton laughing at Carly Fiorina strangle comment, Republican pre-debate analysis and Jeb Bush admits to wanting to kill baby Hitler. He also discussed Donald Trump's thoughts on Hillary Clinton running for President, Herman Cain defends Ben Carson against the media, South Park's safe space and Starbucks receives criticism over red cups. Rich spoke with Joe Cohn of Fire regarding free speech on college campuses.
Sixty-one percent of voters said the governor should drop out of the race.
It's called "ManeStreem" and it's got more than 1,000 users in the tri-state area and that number is only growing.
A Philadelphia Orchestra chamber group joined a prominent composer as they performed Tuesday morning behind the walls of the Philadelphia Detention Center.
"Some of this advice is really about interpreting it as you would like to," Smith says.
Harry Connick Jr. and Celine Dion have also been added to the special.
Fox School Dean Dr. Moshe Porat says they've been ranked before but not like this.
Dom discussed the Mizzou school President resigning from his position, a local teacher under fire for a "Clue" costume, PA lawmakers agreeing on a budget bill, and Starbucks getting outrage for their holiday cups. At 10, Melissa Quinn joined discussing the Philadelphia issue of civil forfeiture. At 11:35, Commonwealth Foundation CEO, Matt Brouillette, joined discussing the PA budget being passed.
