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Tom Kelly calls it "the picture that defines me."
A letter to parents signed by the Inglewood elementary's principal has the subject line, no Halloween Parade or Celebrations.
Benjamin Kane was driving his moving van with a suspended license when it crashed into a Pennsylvania Turnpike work crew and overturned.
John Bell, an avid marathoner, plans to head to federal court to fight a citation he received for running in Valley Forge National Historical Park during the partial federal government shutdown.
Six Mexican nationals, five of them in the country illegally, are under arrest, accused of running a high-level crystal methamphetamine trafficking ring that targeted the streets of Berks and Montgomery counties.
The district attorney's office used money confiscated from convicted drug dealers to buy a pair of dogs that will be trained to sniff for narcotics and will be used to patrol the two courthouse entrances and the hallways outside courtrooms.
A Powerball ticket worth $1 million from the October 5th drawing was sold in Montgomery County.
The "Made in America" event gave local firms a chance to showcase some of the more cutting-edge technologies available to manufacturers.
It was to have been an open house and "Hometown Heroes Day," expected to draw 10,000 people to the base on Saturday.
Police believe this man rear-ended a car with his Chevrolet Silverado pickup truck the night of September 18th, in front of the King of Prussia Mall, then ran over the other driver as he sped away.
Ramon Cintron pleaded guilty to felony charges of institutional sexual assault and corruption of minors.
Cheltenham School District announced they'll have to close the cafeteria dining area and two adjoining classrooms at Cedarbrook Middle School.
The federal government is in the first day of a partial government shutdown but that hasn't stopped our elected leaders on both sides of the aisle from continuing to try to build their campaign coffers.
University spokesman Jonathan Gust says no decision has been made yet and the university is holding forums with students, faculty, and staff to discuss the issue and get input from the campus community.
Twenty-one same sex couples have filed a lawsuit in Commonwealth Court, asking the justices to declare their marriages legal and Pennsylvania's marriage law unconstitutional.
James Moody waived his preliminary hearing on theft and related charges.
Police say it started shortly after 9:30pm last Wednesday as a minor accident in the area of Mall Boulevard, when a vehicle stopped at a red light was rear-ended by a pickup truck.
Federal prosecutors say Dr. Norman Werther of Abington distributed over one million pills, including some to an addict who died.
Villanova wants two new dormitory buildings, a performing arts center, and a new parking garage, but the original plans were shot down by angry neighbors who called it "too big."
A jury found Tyuan Simon guilty earlier this year of first-degree murder, solicitation to commit murder, and conspiracy to commit murder.
Twin sisters were trapped by fire and smoke on the second floor of a Montgomery County home Thursday night. With no other option, they had to go out a window and jump off the roof.
Overall, the region is doing better than the rest of the country, according to the Census Bureau.
The two-term mayor of Pennsylvania's third largest city says the renaissance that's taking place in his city is what he can bring to Harrisburg as the state's next governor.
Under the measure, a landlord whose tenant calls police three times in four months is issued a fine.
This week in "What's Cooking," KYW's Hadas Kuznits reports on a new wine bar in Wayne, Pa., a new Asian restaurant in Wilmington, and a weeklong restaurant festival along the Main Line.
