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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on Thursday gave 39 vehicles top safety ratings for 2014.
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The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety on Thursday gave 39 vehicles top safety ratings for 2014.
Acquitted were Michael Slade (pictured) and Courteney Knight. The jury continues deliberating the fate of their co-defendant, Dorothy June Brown.
Four men have been arrested in Philadelphia as part of an ongoing effort to target the online sharing, downloading and distribution of child pornography.
Like something out of the Prohibition Era, police have shut down sales of alcohol at a Center City speakeasy-themed restaurant and arrested the owner on charges of forgery.
Fifty Delaware coworkers are $20,000 richer.
A lot of research has been done on the effects of too much "screen-time," but a new study is putting a positive light on tech in terms of learning.
"I'll be waiting for all the apology letters from all the people, some in this room, who said that I was not serious about tuition equality and that somehow this was an election prank," Christie said today.
Carolyn Dumaresq, Pennsylvania's acting secretary of education, says some of the money will be used to create 50 "Local Early Childhood Education Innovation Zones" to serve the lowest performing elementary schools in the state.
Philadelphia police are investigating the disappearance of a two-year-old who was reportedly last in the presence of his mother's ex-boyfriend.
A group of Villanova University law students have helped gain asylum in the United States for a Russian man who claims he was persecuted for years in his home country because he is gay.
Researchers say the canines studied studied the faces of familiar humans for longer than unfamiliar ones.
Marjorie Bamont, 82, was charged on October 31st of this year with animal cruelty, after the PSPCA found 14 live cats, one dead cat, and one dog in the home.
Police in one Chester County town are searching for two Grinches who decided to take advantage of generous acts this holiday season.
Joyce Salzberg, one of the founders of Sunny Days Inc was here to speak with us about what makes Sunny Days sit apart from other early intervention providers in the area.
Target officials revealed that as many as 40 milllion credit and debit cards used to make in-store purchases in Target stores between November 27th and December 15th could be compromised.
