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Almost nine years to the day before Delvin Barnes allegedly dragged 22-year-old Carlesha Gaither off a Germantown street, holding her captive for three days, court documents show he faces a long list of charges for vicious attacks on his former wife in Philadelphia, along with her mother and father, who were are calling "Anthony" to protect his daughter's identity.
The U.S. unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent in October, the lowest level since July 2008 and down from 7.2 percent a year earlier. Employers have now added at least 200,000 jobs for nine straight months -- the longest such stretch since 1995.
Following up on a CBS3 investigation started in May, a growing number of nurses are being abused inside hospitals locally and around the country.
Rich Zeoli talked to La Salle Professor of Political Science, Dr. Michael Boyle, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT about a secret letter President Obama sent to the leader of Iran.
Attorney Beth Baldinger who represents Ingram in a civil lawsuit claims police used excessive force causing his spinal injury.
The 17th Annual Symposium on Inner-City Education took place at the Gesu School, in North Philadelphia. Andre Robert Lee was the keynote speaker.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board has called a special meeting for November 18th to announce who, if anyone, will get the second casino license in the city of Philadelphia.
United Airlines is ending service to and from Atlantic City after just eight months of serving the East Coast gambling resort.
Dozens of candidates showed off their on-field skills and their off-field personalities.
The sole remaining "Fancy Division" club in Philadelphia has turned to crowdfunding in a desperate attempt to stay afloat.
On Talk Radio 1210 WPHT, Rich Zeoli talked to LaSalle University Professor of Sociology and Criminal Justice, Dr. Kathleen Bogle, about a new book she co-authored entitled, Kids Gone Wild: From Rainbow Parties to Sexting, Understanding the Hype Over Teen Sex.
It happened about 11pm Thursday, at 18th and Rockland Streets.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board is considering four applications for the city's second casino license.
