Cause Of Death Of Man Accused Of Killing 6 In Montgomery County Not Yet Known
Montgomery County Coroner Walter Hofman said that Stone's cause of death couldn't immediately be determined.
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Montgomery County Coroner Walter Hofman said that Stone's cause of death couldn't immediately be determined.
For Don from Bella Vista, a $9.50 late fee threw him for a loop.
Check out the sights and sounds of the holidays at PA's Longwood Gardens, which includes hundreds of poinsettias, half a million lights and holiday concerts.
Officials say Ware allowed a juvenile to drive his car on the day of the crash without a valid driver's license or permit. An investigation revealed that Ware had also allowed the juvenile to drive the vehicle on previous occasions.
At least ten of the 16 string bands have committed to the February 22, 2015, event (which will miss Mardi Gras, February 17th, by a few days).
The PSPCA also says some of the dogs were living with untreated medical conditions.
Terrance Williams, convicted in 1986 of the robbery and bludgeoning murder of a man he later set on fire, would have been the first person executed in Philadelphia since Gary Heidinick, in 1999.
In anticipation of Obama's speech on Cuba, we invited chef Guillermo Pernot of Cuba Libre restaurant, in Old City, to watch the speech in our newsroom. His wife is Cuban.
Philadelphia Police say they've arrested two suspected believed to have committed several robberies within an 11 hour period earlier this month.
A federal judge is hearing evidence on whether Septa violated the First Amendment last summer when it refused to run some anti-Islamic advertising cards on its buses.
A man with a semi-automatic rifle is in police custody after shots were fired Wednesday afternoon.
But the new conviction won't mean additional prison time. The newly imposed sentence will run concurrently with her previous two-year federal sentence.
Investigators say a student is facing charges after he brought a gun into a high school in Northeast Philadelphia Wednesday.
An Atlantic City piano tuner whose family home is set to be taken by the state delivered an online petition with more than 100,000 signatures to Gov. Chris Christie on Wednesday.
