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The five-year-old victim was kidnapped from her kindergarten class by a woman impersonating her mother, then taken to a house and abused in unspeakable ways, causing horrific physical injuries.
Council president Darrell Clarke has introduced a bill giving the Philadelphia Fire Department responsibility for inspecting propane tanks used on curbside food trucks.
Haddonfield High School has purchased the "Stop It" app and made it available to all students as of today.
The research, which focused on nearly 3,000 adults over the course of four years, found that those who reported being discriminated against because of their weight actually put on more pounds than those who didn't.
This program helps make parents aware of the signs of abuse.
Representatives of the Thompson Organization were here to speak with us about the upcoming events at the Doylestown Arts Festival.
At Veterans Memorial Family School, kids were being taught by Verizon volunteers about solar energy.
Reports indicate that developer Glenn Straub wants nothing to do with a casino, assuming the deal goes through in federal bankruptcy court. But what he might do with the $2.4-billion property is not clear.
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Philadelphia City Council opened its fall session today with one controversial matter front and center: whether to put more teeth into the civilian panel that studies cases of police misconduct.
There will be no more permanent alimony in future divorces in New Jersey.
At 6 p.m. on Thursday, runners of all skill levels will meet at the University City Philadelphia Runner store for either a two, four or six mile run that finishes with freebies from Federal Donuts.
Philadelphia police are searching for three suspects who stole $20,000 in jewelry during a home burglary.
