Union Leader Speaks Out Against Alcohol Privatization
Chris Stigall spoke with Wendell Young of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776 about the union's opposition to allowing sales of beer and wine in convenience and grocery stores.
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Chris Stigall spoke with Wendell Young of the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 1776 about the union's opposition to allowing sales of beer and wine in convenience and grocery stores.
For the third day in a row, severe weather will affect parts of the Deep South from the same giant and slow-moving storm system. Some of that severe weather will likely extend as far north as the Great Lakes region.
A FLOOD WATCH will go into effect early Wednesday and continue into Thursday morning.
Just one day after a deadly tornado tore through the towns of Mayflower and Vilonia in Arkansas, a dangerous severe weather outbreak is underway once again, this time slightly to the east.
In his book, McCullough address education, parents and schools. He said calling kids "special" instead of forcing them to strive for superiority has negative consequences.
Chris Stigall spoke with State Representative Daryl Metcalfe about Second Amendment Action Day, which is taking place tomorrow in Harrisburg, and a potential Senate bill that would allow wine and beer to be sold in supermarkets and convenience stores.
We get one last pleasant day before a large, very slow-moving system creeps into the Delaware Valley renewing flood concerns by midweek.
Enjoy one more day with sunshine Monday before cool and wet weather returns.
Temperatures on Saturday reached the lower 70's, today clips a few degrees but it will still be very comfortable.
It was a warm start to the weekend with high temperatures reaching the low 70s on Saturday.
If all it takes is April rain to bring May flowers, then the weather over the next week will create monsters.
Showers will end by dawn and skies will clear quickly, providing a sunny start to Saturday.
This storm is also producing dangerous thunderstorms to our south, across portions of North Carolina and Virginia, where tornadoes have been spotted. Luckily for us, the threat for severe weather will stay south, but we will hear a few rumbles of thunder tonight as the rain moves through.
Although most of the daylight hours are dry Friday, a new storm will trigger rain and likely thunderstorms closer toward evening.
In our far Northern and Western Suburbs and the Lehigh Valley, a Freeze Warning is in effect until 8am Friday.
Winds will die down rapidly this evening into tonight, eventually becoming calm. And as a system approaches from the west, we can expect more moisture in the air leading to less risky conditions.
Despite bright sunshine, an invisible hazard exists across the Delaware Valley in the form of an enhanced fire risk Thursday.
Fire danger will remain high right through the day on Thursday as winds will gust to 30mph once again.
As a frontal boundary retreats and high pressure regains control, we end up with another bright and sunny day! But you'll notice a few side effects, namely the temperature and especially the wind.
Chris Stigall discussed Congresswoman Allyson Schwartz's decision to make her support for the Affordable Care Act a key issue in her campaign for Governor Wednesday morning on Talk Radio 1210 WPHT.
Despite sunshine and highs in the 60's on Wednesday, winds will be very strong all day and that will make it feel noticeably colder than the thermometer indicates.
After reaching high temperatures in the mid 70s today, a good ten degrees above average, a cold front will bring changes starting tonight.
The Community Justice Project has voiced concerns over recent statistics that show Pennsylvania is denying about 75 percent of welfare applicants, about a 15 percent increase, on average, since prior to July 2012.
Fattah maintains he is the target of a politically motivated prosecution and has suffered damages as the result of the press coverage the case has garnered.
