Prosecution Expected To Rest In Traffic Court Ticket-Fixing Trial
The prosecution is expected to rest later today in the trial of six former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges who allegedly fixed tickets.
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The prosecution is expected to rest later today in the trial of six former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges who allegedly fixed tickets.
One person was killed and two others are fighting for their lives after a shooting in Bucks County early Tuesday morning.
A US Geological Survey study of fish in Pennsylvania's three major river basins, the Delaware, Susquehanna, and Ohio, has found signs of contamination by hormone-mimicking compounds.
PennDOT will be patching some holes on highways ahead of a bigger fix.
The Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of America is holding its Congress in Philadelphia, during which high-ranking clergy and lay people are discussing the Orthodox-Christian family.
Given the recent collapse of several row homes in the City's Cobbs Creek neighborhood, local experts want to make sure homeowners know what to look for before a collapse happens.
Khari Siegfried, 26, has been competing in pageants for ten years but never thought that road would lead her to her birth parents.
Daphnes are pretty little shrubs that smell spectacular when they flower in the spring, which is why so many gardeners can't resist them - but they die easily.
Interview Prep Questions is a flash-card based way to prepare for those uncomfortable queries that pop up so frequently when you're in the market for a new job.
The reason that accutane is left as a last resort is because it is a very potent but potentially dangerous drug.
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No students were in the school at the time.
A life gone haywire because of what the family says was a missed medical diagnosis. The Delaware County family wants to warn others as they fight to save their son. Doctors say it could happen to anyone. Health Reporter Stephanie Stahl has more on a grown man who has to be cared for like a baby.
The University of Delaware 911 Center received an anonymous bomb threat Monday night, officials said.
As KYW's Dan Wing reports, there will be no limit on the amount of money they can be paid.
