Msgr. Lynn's Case Headed To Pa. Supreme Court
The Pennsylvania Supreme court has announced it will hear the case of Monsignor William Lynn, whose conviction on felony child endangerment was overturned on appeal.
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The Pennsylvania Supreme court has announced it will hear the case of Monsignor William Lynn, whose conviction on felony child endangerment was overturned on appeal.
Philadelphia City Commissioner Stephanie Singer says the implementation of this law cost tax payers money, held up court time and she's happy to see it go.
In a story reported first and exclusively by CBS3, Philadelphia School District officials are trying to determine why it took nearly four months for the alleged sexual assault of a teacher in her classroom at Strawberry Mansion High School to be reported to police.
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Erika von Tiehl sits down with Jen Hearn, who is battling breast cancer. She and more than 109 others on her team, "Pink House," will be participating in the 2014 Race for the Cure.
From organic to just plain fancy, high-end pet food has become big business over the last decade.
The battle over Pennsylvania's Voter ID law is apparently over for the rest of the year and maybe for good.
It happened at 4:14 p.m. Thursday in the 2900 block of Morris Street.
The Mount Saint Joseph Academy community wore red on Friday in support of the kidnapped girls in Nigeria.
One parent can't believe the cheating allegations against the principal and four other teachers, one of whom was a teacher here when she was a student.
Firefighters are currently battling a fire that broke out inside a chemical plant in South Jersey.
Delaware State Police say pure heroin worth more than $400,000 was seized during a traffic stop in Middletown.
The CEO of Caesars Entertainment says Atlantic City has too many casinos, and that one or more needs to close.
And it appears the next budget, for fiscal year 2015, might have to be adjusted to the tune of about $1 billion.
A Connecticut man has pleaded guilty in federal court in Philadelphia to charges of running an international diploma "mill" for nearly a decade.
