Ford Recalls 390,000 Cars To Fix Door Latches
Ford is recalling about 390,000 cars because the doors may not latch properly and could open while the cars are in motion.
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Ford is recalling about 390,000 cars because the doors may not latch properly and could open while the cars are in motion.
Temperatures will plummet to near record lows again and you'll definitely need the jacket as you step out tonight or early Saturday morning.
On the Friday edition of The Rich Zeoli Show, we talk about a few interesting stories from this week. A first grader brought a knife into his school after being bullied heavily. Adam Sandler's new film project received some negative attention after Native American actors on the film walked out in protest because of the movies content. We talk about Hilary Clinton's campaign budget, liberal media tactics, "This Week In Music" and we continue our weekly Doctor segment with Dr. Anthony Mazzarelli.
The department purchased and has now deployed 130 body cameras to be worn by uniformed officers during every patrol.
The Philadelphia Science Festival runs from April 24th – May 2nd, 2015.
Officials say their investigation began earlier this month when the baby was treated at Einstein Medical Hospital and Children's Hospital of Philadelphia for skull, arm and leg fractures.
Authorities say a dead fetus found at a New Jersey recycling facility was a female not capable of breathing.
"If the Department of Justice actually filed suit against Comcast, a lot of analysis of Comcast's business practices would become part of the public record," a public interest group's attorney says.
The fire broke out on the 100 block of Mohawk Drive in Medford Lakes.
At a preliminary hearing, attempted murder was added to the list of charges against Kymere Corbin. He is accused of shooting his father from the back seat of a car the father was driving.
Philadelphia police are searching for two suspects who forced a man to drop his pants during an armed robbery inside a take-out restaurant.
At the tenth annual Greater Philadelphia Sea Perch Challenge, hundreds of spectators in the bleachers were cheering on their favorite competitors as they maneuvered their robots through obstacle courses and a simulated recovery mission.
"Some individuals actually come to court under the influence of alcohol, and some of them drive to court that way," Montgomery County sheriff Russell Bono tells KYW Newsradio.
Forty-two states and the federal government make it a priority for crime victims not to be forced to wait outside while their alleged attacker has their day in court.
"The policy is very clear -- it's first come, first served," says a school district official who uncovered irregularities.
