Community Cancellations: Monday, February 2
CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday, February 2, 2015.
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CBS Philly has received the following community cancellations for Monday, February 2, 2015.
The search is on for a prisoner who escaped from a correctional facility in Berks County.
Every possible type of winter precipitation takes aim on the Delaware Valley as we move through the day and night.
Authorities say a detective with the Bensalem Police Department collapsed and died while participating in a 5K run Saturday morning.
Pennsylvania's former First Lady, Judge Marjorie Rendell, is giving up her full-time seat on the federal Third Circuit Court of Appeals -- but she's hardly retiring.
We're still looking for a similar set up storm-wise for late Sunday into Monday, mostly rain south (Delaware and southern New Jersey) with rain/snow/sleet/freezing rain from 1-3 inches in Philadelphia and suburban points just east and west.
An arctic air mass and whipping winds will drive wind chills below zero Saturday morning.
A Pennsylvania state senator is proposing to name an exit on Interstate 84 in the Pocono Mountain region for a state trooper slain nearby while on duty.
A day after announcing his resignation, state Treasurer Rob McCord has made the stunning announcement that he'll plead guilty to federal charges related to campaign donations.
Families earning $53,000 or less and individuals earning $20,000 or less will qualify for the free tax prep service at one of 30 sites in Philadelphia and South Jersey.
Political consultant Jeff Jubelirer thinks family concerns were primary to Romney's decision.
The exhibit, from the private collection of Joan and Victor Johnson, contains more than 230 pieces of Pennsylvania German writings and drawings, called "frakturs."
It's called Schuylkill River Trail Ale, and Sly Fox plans to roll it out as part of a big Earth Day splash in April.
"These state lands are intended to be refuges, places where people can go to enjoy natural beauty," the governor said today, signing the measure in 275-acre Benjamin Rush State Park, in Northeast Philadelphia.
Beer was leaking onto the road following the crash, which closed the entire highway for a time.
