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Mayor Michael Nutter signed an executive order today that changes Philadelphia's policy on immigration and customs enforcement detainers, known as ICE holds. Immigration advocates are calling the new policy is one of the most progressive in the country.
There are plans in the works to give PATCO riders better train information, through new variable message signs on the platforms.
Four Democrats are running to replace Congresswoman Alyson Schwartz in Pennsylvania's 13th district, including one unconventional candidate whose campaign is getting a boost from an unusual source.
You can learn about physics while on a trip to the Philadelphia Museum of Art thanks to a free new app developed by a Drexel University professor.
This week on "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on the new bar at Townsend, cooking workshops at PS&Co, and how to cook up your own eco-friendly cleaning supplies.
KYW's Greg Orlandini and Philly Soccer Page writer Eli Pearlman-Storch are joined by the Armchair Analyst, Matt Doyle, on this week's KYW Philly Soccer Show.
The storm's fierce winds left a mark in some parts of the region Tuesday, knocking down trees and power lines.
In the wake of a potent cold front, gusty northwest winds will usher in unseasonably cold air!
The Amber Alert issued for a 20-month-old in Cumru Township, Berks County was canceled and the boy was found safe.
With sub-freezing temperatures tomorrow morning, a Freeze Warning has been issued for the area. If you have any cold-sensitive plants outdoors, you may want to consider covering them or moving them inside to ensure no damage.
A Commonwealth Court judge has ruled that a conservative challenger Bob Guzzardi should be allowed to remain on the Republican ballot in May's primary.
The Pennsylvania Family Support Alliance, which trains people to recognize and report suspected child abuse, says the bills contain provisions that are critical to improving how abuse is reported to authorities.
As a strong cold front approaches from the west, rain will spread across our area.
The founder of a northeastern Pennsylvania boys choir charged with rape is facing 1,100 additional counts.
A Pennsylvania state trooper was found not guilty Monday in a case that charged him with deprivation of civil rights.
