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New digital check-out systems are on the rise. Whether you pay using an app, or swipe and tap a screen, they're popping up all over the place. But as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, in some places it also has people asking the question, to tip or not to tip?
Jill Schlesinger reports Wallethub conducted analysis to find the best entry-level jobs and IT-related positions took four of the top five spots.
Rich reviews Hillary Clinton's press conference about her private email account, the letter sent to Iran by Republican Senators, and the expulsion of students from the University of Oklahoma after being recorded reciting a racist chant. He also talked to Hans Bader from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.
"Part of the reason we're doing this in phases is to minimize any gaps in coverage," an administration official says. "We want this to be an orderly and efficient transition."
The Upper Providence Township Police Department has announced that Deirdre Magolon was located by the Philadelphia Police Department Tuesday afternoon.
A man has been acquitted of attempted murder but convicted of aggravated assault in a shooting that injured a Philadelphia police officer.
Dr. Paul Offit, author of Bad Faith: When Religious Belief Undermines Modern Medicine spoke with Talk Radio 1210 WPHT midday host Dom Giordano about his new book and the outrage that he has seen as of late directed against people who chose not to vaccinate their children.
A tough, frustrating, scoreless draw is not how the Philadelphia Union imagined their home opener.
Two o'clock in the morning, the defendants are sound asleep, and then comes the knock in the door.
Titled "Speaking Out for Equality: The Constitution, Gay Rights, and the Supreme Court," the exhibit will showcase artifacts, photographs, and legal precedents that tell the story of the gay civil rights movement.
Authorities say a motorist provided Magolon with a ride and dropped her off in the area of Rosehill and East Ontario Street in Philadelphia.
New SRC chair Marjorie Neff says the fact that Bill Green is not going to court to try to keep the chairmanship removes a potential distraction.
Authorities say she suffers from a mental health disorder and has attempted suicide in the past.
Gov. Chris Christie says a settlement with Exxon Mobile for a fraction of the nearly $9 billion sought by New Jersey in a lawsuit is "really good."
Court documents unsealed Tuesday say McNeil Consumer Healthcare, of Fort Washington, Pennsylvania, will acknowledge selling adulterated bottles of Infants' and Children's Tylenol and Children's Motrin. The company agreed to pay $25 million to resolve the case.
