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A deer somehow found its way onto the Philadelphia side of the busy Benjamin Franklin Bridge, where it made its way to the train tracks on the span before running into traffic and being killed by a car.
The head of a local organization focused on improving campus security is pleased that the issue is getting a spotlight from the vice president of the United States.
Spring 2014 housing indicators tell us that procrastination is not the way forward for buyers.
Dom Giordano spoke with Mike Scippa, the Public Affairs Director of Alcohol Justice, an industry watchdog organization that supports public policies designed to prevent underage drinking, on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Without offering much in the way of concrete evidence that their community is safer, Norristown police say they are working closely with the DA's office, the sheriff's department, and Septa police to create a more visible police presence on the streets.
Vermont State Police say a student who suffered severe injuries after falling from a fourth-floor dormitory window at Green Mountain College had been drinking wine that contained LSD.
On yesterday's show I said some things that in hindsight I regret. I called for the Flyers organization to put a halt to using your imagery and voice when singing 'God Bless America' before games.
Police are searching for the driver of a car who struck a 26-year-old woman on the morning of April 16 and then fled the scene.
"Everything in produce is just supply and demand," says Butch Dougherty, who operates a produce stand in the Reading Terminal Market. He blames the harsh winter for short supplies.
According to WHO's first-ever global report on antibiotic resistance, antimicrobial resistance is no longer just a threat – it's happening in every region of the world, and it could pose a major public health risk.
If America is a melting pot, the auditorium inside Northeast High School was a cauldron: the roll call of countries numbered nearly 50.
More than 30 million students and teachers use Gmail as part of the free "Apps for Education" service.
KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
