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"Wooder ice" is probably the last thing on your mind on a frigid day like today, but a local shop is giving it away for free.
Officials say the cold is more than just dangerous, it can be deadly, with nine deaths reported in the area over the past few weeks.
The Cape May-Lewes Ferry has halted operations because of ice and wind.
We fell just shy of the record low temperature in Philadelphia, bottoming out a degree short at 2°, but new records have been reached in both Trenton and Wilmington.
What's the best way to beat the frigid temperatures? Fly somewhere warm of course.
Chris discusses Philadelphia's Black Madam, Rudy Giuliani's latest comments and Juan Rodriguez's mayoral campaign announcement. He talks with Economist Chris Butler for Finance Fridays at 7:00AM and the Razzies Founder John Wilson about the upcoming Razzie Awards at 8:00AM.
With wind chills in the minus-teens, anyone who is exposed to these frigid conditions risks developing frostbite or hypothermia.
A pedestrian is hospitalized after she was struck by a car in Delaware Friday morning.
Police in Middletown Township are looking for the driver of a truck that struck a police officer Friday morning before speeding off.
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These restaurants embrace the family-style way of serving where dishes are offered in portions for the entire table and guests take what they like for their own plate.
Police say a man is in critical condition following a fire he accidentally started while doing drugs at a Kensington home early Friday morning.
Officials say a cab driver was trapped inside his vehicle and had to be rescued after two cars collided early Friday morning.
