Half Brothers Both Named Willie Floyd Singletary Arrested In Plymouth Township Police Standoff
"I'm fortunate enough that my father had 21 children, and all six of us are named Willie," a third Willie Floyd Singletary said.
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Ex-Traffic Court Judge Running For Philly City Council Re-sentenced On Lying To FBI Charge
Singletary is now running for Philadelphia City Council and since he's a convicted felon, he may be barred from doing so.
Escaped Teen Prisoner Surrenders To Philadelphia Police
Teenage fugitive Haseem Singletary has turned himself in to police.
Former Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Sentenced For Lying To FBI
A federal judge has sentenced a former Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Willie Singletary to 20 months in prison.
Six Philadelphia Traffic Court Judges Acquitted of Corruption Charges
The verdicts were mostly "not guilty," although four of the judges were convicted of lying to investigators about providing "consideration" in Traffic Court to certain VIPs.
Prosecution Expected To Rest In Traffic Court Ticket-Fixing Trial
The prosecution is expected to rest later today in the trial of six former Philadelphia Traffic Court judges who allegedly fixed tickets.
Defense in Phila. Traffic Court Ticket-Fixing Case Expected To Open Next Week
These six defendants have pleaded not guilty, although three other judges and a court administarator charged in the case pleaded guilty earlier.
Another Phila. Traffic Court Worker Testifies Under Immunity
Gloria McNasby, the personal assistant for defendant judge Robert Mulgrew, testified that "consideration" was practiced routinely.
Rep. Bob Brady Denies Involvement In Alleged Traffic Ticket Fixing
U.S. Congressman Bob Brady is denying that he ever tried to get traffic tickets fixed for friends or supporters.
Aide Testifies 'Consideration' Was Commonplace at Phila. Traffic Court
The witness, Tonya Hilton, was an aide to Willie Singletary, one of the judges now on trial.
Trial Opens in Philadelphia Traffic Court Ticket-Fixing Scandal
All of these defendants have pleaded not guilty. Several other figures in the probe of Philadelphia Traffic Court have previously pleaded guilty.
Former Judges Charged In Ticket Fixing Conspiracy Begin Trial
Six former judges and a local businessman are scheduled to go to trial Tuesday in federal court in the Philadelphia Traffic Court ticket fixing case.
Judge's Illness Delays Philadelphia Ticket-Fixing Conspiracy Case
The case will just be delayed just a couple of days. Jury selection is now scheduled to begin Wednesday.
Traffic Court Ticket-Fixing Case Heads To Trial
The prosecution alleges they took part in a pervasive ticketfixing conspiracy assisting the politically connected, as well as influential business, labor or industry people and family, friends and associates.
Judges, Others Caught In Philadelphia Ticket-Fixing Probe
Former and current judges of Philadelphia Traffic Court, plus judges in Bucks, Chester, and Delaware counties, as well as other employees associated with the court system, were named.
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Suspended Without Pay
A Philadelphia Traffic Court judge who -- according to sources -- showed naked pictures of himself to a female employee -- has now been suspended without pay.
Philadelphia Traffic Court Judge Booted In Naked Photo Flap
KYW Newsradio has learned that Philadelphia Traffic Court judge Willie Singletary has been ousted for allegedly showing naked pictures of himself to a female worker.
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Palmer Strong: West Reading community remember lives lost at vigil
As night fell, first responders, families, neighbors, and friends shared in grief during the candlelight vigil. Chaplains and therapy dogs joined too.
Man abducted while walking home from work in Summerdale, police say
Police are searching for two men who abducted the 48-year-old man in a black SUV shortly after 2 a.m. Friday.
Transgender Day of Visibility: Biological children now a routine part of reproductive medicine
An increasing number of trans men and women are becoming parents and growing families. Doctors say trans people having biological children is now a routine part of medicine.
Harden, Embiid lead Sixers to 117-110 win over Raptors
76ers: Play Sunday at Milwaukee.
Pa "hunger-free campus" efforts aren't just for students who would miss meals without them
WCU's pantry, which dates to 2016, helped the school earn a designation as a Pennsylvania "hunger-free campus."
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Palmer Strong: West Reading community remember lives lost at vigil
As night fell, first responders, families, neighbors, and friends shared in grief during the candlelight vigil. Chaplains and therapy dogs joined too.
Man abducted while walking home from work in Summerdale, police say
Police are searching for two men who abducted the 48-year-old man in a black SUV shortly after 2 a.m. Friday.
Transgender Day of Visibility: Biological children now a routine part of reproductive medicine
An increasing number of trans men and women are becoming parents and growing families. Doctors say trans people having biological children is now a routine part of medicine.
Harden, Embiid lead Sixers to 117-110 win over Raptors
76ers: Play Sunday at Milwaukee.
Pa "hunger-free campus" efforts aren't just for students who would miss meals without them
WCU's pantry, which dates to 2016, helped the school earn a designation as a Pennsylvania "hunger-free campus."
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Palmer Strong: West Reading community remember lives lost at vigil
As night fell, first responders, families, neighbors, and friends shared in grief during the candlelight vigil. Chaplains and therapy dogs joined too.
Man abducted while walking home from work in Summerdale, police say
Police are searching for two men who abducted the 48-year-old man in a black SUV shortly after 2 a.m. Friday.
Transgender Day of Visibility: Biological children now a routine part of reproductive medicine
An increasing number of trans men and women are becoming parents and growing families. Doctors say trans people having biological children is now a routine part of medicine.
Harden, Embiid lead Sixers to 117-110 win over Raptors
76ers: Play Sunday at Milwaukee.
Pa "hunger-free campus" efforts aren't just for students who would miss meals without them
WCU's pantry, which dates to 2016, helped the school earn a designation as a Pennsylvania "hunger-free campus."
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Pa. man wanted in 2 double shootings killed in shootout with troopers
The suspect was killed in a shootout with police in Wyomissing, Pa. after police say he shot 2 people in Philadelphia.
13-year-old fatally shot in front of home in Salem: police
The teen was pronounced dead at Salem Medical Center.
Wall Street Journal reporter who graduated from Princeton HS arrested by Russia
Evan Gershkovic, a graduate from Princeton High School in Mercer County in 2010, was detained by Russia for "spying in the interests of the American government," according to the FSB.
Dozens protest against offshore wind farm development along Jersey Shore
From December 2022 to the beginning of March, there have been 14 large whale strandings just in New York and New Jersey, and in the last month, nine dolphins have washed up along the Jersey Shore.
New Jersey residents set to receive property tax relief
Approximately 1.7 million residents applied for the state's ANCHOR program by the Feb. 28 deadline.
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How these 3 Congresswomen are paving way for more women in politics
U.S. Congresswomen Madeleine Dean, Mary Gay Scanlon and Lisa Blunt Rochester are forging history, making paths in Congress.
Vietnam War veterans reflect 50 years after U.S. pulled out of war
A 73-year-old vet proudly wears his Purple Heart cap with no regrets from the past because he says it created a bond he cherishes with two fellow Vietnam vets.
Local Jewish community boosts security measures amid rising antisemitism
Local organizations are working to make the Jewish community safer amidst a surge in antisemitic incidents.
NEXT Weather: P.M. rain in southern parts of region on soggy Friday
Friday morning will be a little soggy, and some rain to the south is expected later in the day.
Dunkin' announces launch of new breakfast tacos
The tacos come in a warm flour tortilla with eggs, cheddar cheese, lime crema and the option to add bacon.
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New study challenges previously unknown long-term symptoms for traumatic brain injuries
The researchers say some continue to have problems with thinking, problem-solving, or regulating behavior and are often not supported after initial treatment which can make those issues worse.
New study says pets might help prevent food allergies for children
This study adds to a growing body of research that says animals aren't harmful to a child's immune system and previous studies have shown kids with pets have fewer seasonal allergies.
Philadelphia's "hope dealers" applaud FDA decision to sell Narcan over-the-counter
The U.S. FDA on Wednesday approved the overdose-reversing drug to be sold without a prescription.
FDA approves over-the-counter Narcan. Here's what it means.
The decision means Narcan can be available at convenience and grocery stores, but its price isn't clear.
New research says losing weight benefits your heart even if regained
The research review in Circulation looked at the combined results of 124 studies with more than 50,000 people.
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Ground beef shipped to N.J., Pa. recalled over E. coli concerns
Elkhorn Valley Packing is recalling the beef chuck after shipping it to states from Connecticut to Pennsylvania.
After he was born premature, N.J. teen launches growth chart business
Julian Taylor was born weighing just over one pound, but he was a fighter.
Foot Locker to close more than 400 stores ahead of brand reset
Sneaker company plans to close hundreds of in-mall shops before opening more standalone stores.
Group of big banks pumps $30 billion in battered First Republic
The San Francisco regional bank's stock had plunged by a third on Thursday on concerns about its financial stability.
Over 1 million Ford Fusions and Lincoln MKZs recalled over brake problem
The national highway safety agency says a faulty brake fluid hose can lead to longer stopping distances, "increasing the risk of a crash."
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SEPTA to install new gates to discourage fare evasion
The transit agency will test full-size gates on the Market-Frankford Line, at the 13th Street and 34th Street stations.
SEPTA pauses plan to expand high speed rail service to King of Prussia
The transportation authority cited rising costs and inflation for the pause.
Project to expand Wissahickon Transportation Center moves forward
SEPTA said the construction will "enhance the customer experience" at the Ridge Avenue bus station.
Route 100 reopens after "major crash" in West Whiteland Township
Officials say the road will be closed for "an extended period of time."
NJ bridge closed that connects Stone Harbor, Middle Township
The bridge and road are being closed to allow open movement and space for a new fender replacement project.
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Phillies' Rhys Hoskins undergoes successful ACL surgery
The timeline for recovery is seven to nine months, according to the Phillies.
Alex DeBrincat scores in OT, Senators edge Flyers
Alex DeBrincat scored at 1:36 of overtime off goalie Felix Sandstrom's giveaway in the Ottawa Senators' 5-4 victory over the Philadelphia Flyers on Thursday night.
Phillies blow lead, fall to Texas Rangers in season opener
Aaron Nola, the 29-year-old right-hander making his sixth and maybe final opening-day start for the Phillies, also allowed five runs in 3 2/3 innings.
MLB The Show breaks barrier with Negro League players
MLB The Show has broken a video game barrier: For the first time, the franchise will insert some of the greatest Negro League players into the game as playable characters.
The 2023 Philadelphia Phillies hype video is here
The Phillies are no longer dancing on their own. They have their sights on Broad Street.
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Gwyneth Paltrow not responsible for ski crash, jury finds in civil trial
Retired optometrist Terry Sanderson had sued the actress for more than $300,000 over a 2016 collision on a ski slope.
MLB The Show breaks barrier with Negro League players
MLB The Show has broken a video game barrier: For the first time, the franchise will insert some of the greatest Negro League players into the game as playable characters.
Wildwood boardwalk repairs ahead of schedule, reopening soon
The Boardwalk in Wildwood is almost ready for the summer season.
"The Young and the Restless" at 50: The drama continues
For the past half-century Genoa City, Wisconsin, has been the setting for high drama, marital gyrations and genre traditions, in TV's most-watched soap opera.
Actor Jonathan Majors arrested on domestic violence charges in New York City
Majors' criminal defense lawyer said he is "completely innocent and provably the victim of an altercation with a woman he knows."
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Local nonprofit delivers early Christmas gift to man battling congenital heart disease
Ukee Washington reports.
Camden woman made it her life's mission to help her community after losing husband to gun violence
Natasha Brown reports.
Brotherly Love: Saving Grace Ministry helps children and their families coping with trauma
Natasha Brown reports.
Fairhill nonprofit's youth artist program "empowers" teens
Natasha Brown reports.
Sinister Mopar to host car show with a cause at Clementon Lake Park in South Jersey
Ukee Washington reports.
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After he was born premature, N.J. teen launches growth chart business
Julian Taylor was born weighing just over one pound, but he was a fighter.
Mayfair teacher introducing students to building trades
Mayfair Elementary School is the only one in the School District of Philadelphia helping students explore vocational programs.
Focusing On The Future: Chasing the dream with high voltage
PECO is providing real-life experience for young people interested in working in energy.
Philadelphia students learning about early childhood education
Ultimately KenCrest West Director Josie Jones hopes these seniors will return one day and run their own classroom.
2 local high school students create nationally recognized non-partisan organization for polling
Patriot Polling is a non-partisan organization that uses a third-party cold-calling system to survey voters across the nation.
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Search continues for man abducted while walking home from work in Summerdale
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West Reading community remember lives lost at vigil
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Person shot on SEPTA's Market-Frankford Line in West Philadelphia
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Police: Troopers shoot, kill man after two-state crime spree
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