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Jurors heard closing arguments and began deliberations Thursday in a lawsuit filed against members of a University of Delaware fraternity by the parents of a pledge who died of alcohol poisoning in 2008.
But in this Eyewitness News Exclusive, CBS 3's Matt Rivers reports the baby's parents aren't being allowed to see her right now.
A former youth football coach is charged with sexually assaulting two boys, the Philadelphia District Attorney's Office announced Thursday.
A Pennsylvania man has been jailed on charges he stole a $125,000 backhoe from a suburban construction site then drove it about 30 miles to a scrapyard in Philadelphia where he intended to sell it.
A judge had denied an attempt to remove the publisher of the Philadelphia Inquirer by one faction in the owners' group struggle at the media company.
Axel Barreto was sentenced to three consecutive life sentences for the murder of three teens last year behind his Juniata Park home.
Officials say the suspect is wanted in connection with at least eight robberies in the past three-and-a-half weeks.
Federal prosecutors in Philadelphia have jailed a city man on sex trafficking charges, saying he forced two women and a minor girl into prostitution after first dating them.
First-of-its-kind kind technology arrives in Philadelphia to help paralyzed patients walk again.
Police and neighbors are expressing relief that the alleged "Juniata Park Rapist" is now behind bars.
Investigators say Suzanne Durocher was killed and her 22-year-old daughter wounded when the daughter confronted her boyfriend in the Durocher home about 10:30pm.
A man was ordered to stand trial on triple homicide charges Thursday after witnesses described how he blasted his way into a municipal building and prosecutors played disturbing audio of the shooting rampage and its aftermath.
United Airlines will soon offer non-stop flights to Atlantic City International Airport, a move that New Jersey officials hope will boost the falling fortunes of the seaside gambling resort.
Pennsylvania prosecutors said in a new court filing that Jerry Sandusky has not presented any good reason for the state Supreme Court to take up an appeal of his molestation conviction.
