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KYW Newsradio social media editor Melony Roy reports daily on what's trending around the region and the world.
The ninth annual Emerging Technologies for the Enterprise ("ETE") Conference is drawing 500 global tech leaders to Philadelphia.
A center city hotel's rooftop garden will be buzzing this year, with the addition of two beehives and their resident tens of thousands of honeybees.
After kicking through a locked bedroom door, the three students, Andrew Lee, Jason Zimmell and Ayrton Doerr, allegedly assaulted a 22-year-old male who was in a bedroom with the resident, a 20-year-old female.
A bill now under consideration in the New Jersey legislature would allow a resident of the state who is not a legal citizen to get a driver's license.
Through next Monday, the auto club is planting a tree in one of America's national forests for every battery it replaces, according to an AAA spokesman.
Chopper 3 over the scene of Roosevelt Boulevard near Rhawn Street after a car collided with a lawnmower late Tuesday morning.
It's no surprise that more experienced and better-educated nurses would give better care and result in shorter hospital stays, according to Patricia Eakin, a registered nurse and president of PASNAP, a Pennsylvania union for registered nurses and allied professionals.
Police have released surveillance video of three suspects in connection with the brazen robbery of a Target in Northeast Philadelphia this past weekend.
Fattah maintains he is the target of a politically motivated prosecution and has suffered damages as the result of the press coverage the case has garnered.
The Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board chairman indicated that after final oral arguments in the application process, February 26th, he hoped there would be a decision about the Philadelphia casino license within 60 days.
Get an inside peek of this year's New York Auto Show.
At least two people were injured in a multi-vehicle crash in Fairmount Park Tuesday morning.
Cars that can drive themselves, it's no longer the stuff of science fiction. More and more automakers are developing driver-less vehicles and as 3 On Your Side Consumer Reporter Jim Donovan finds, the technology to put these cars on the market may be just a few years away.
