Philadelphia Police Search For Endangered Missing Person With Dementia
Authorities say 62-year old Santos Colon left his home on North 28th Street to go to the store around 6pm on Tuesday, but he never returned home.
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Authorities say 62-year old Santos Colon left his home on North 28th Street to go to the store around 6pm on Tuesday, but he never returned home.
It was 43 years ago this week that KYW reporters were broadcasting interviews with bright eyed hopefuls ready to plunk down a few bucks for the first legal lottery tickets being sold in the Keystone State.
"He's short again on the law he signed, so we are taking him to court for the third time with plenty of notice," says Wendell Steinhauer, President of the New Jersey Education Association.
The plaintiffs say that means residents of states like New Jersey and Pennsylvania -- which did not establish their own exchanges -- are not entitled to credits.
The Power Nap app lets you get just the right amount of sleep - and wakes you up in time so that you don't feel groggy.
The National Center on Time and Learning, a group that promotes the extended school day, estimates that more than 1500 schools nationally now have additional hours.
While she may not make the marquee, you can clearly see Mother Nature's handiwork in so many of the star-themed displays.
If you have a great idea, get a lawyer or go to the Internet to get a nondisclosure agreement so the person you share your idea with can't steal it.
In most cases, eating disorders go unnoticed for prolonged periods of time.
Hemangiosarcoma is an unusual and rare type of cancer, primarily in larger breed dogs, horses, sheep and even cats - but not humans.
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Wednesday, March 4, 2015.
The Camden County Police Department is receiving kudos from President Barack Obama. The department is mentioned in a national report released this week about community policing.
The Borgata casino will open an outdoor concert hall this summer and a new nightclub this fall.
This winter marks the fourth time in six years PennDOT has spread more than 100,000 tons of salt on area roads.
Law enforcement officials now tell CBS 3 Eyewitness News they've received more than a dozen reported cases of child luring and predatory behavior.
