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Organizers say close to a thousand people were on Route 70 in Cherry Hill Saturday protesting with signs and flags outside a Tesla dealership.Cooper River Indivisible, a local advocacy group, joined protests across the nation to denounce Elon Musk’s involvement in the government and to encourage a boycott of his cars.KYW’s Sunny Morgan was there.(p…
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The Parker administration pitched its budget. Now, it’s up to Philadelphia City Council to parse through it. What do they think of the mayor’s plan? Plus, from West Philadelphia to Hollywood and back, Will Smith comes home for a prestigious honor while he continues to reemerge from a controversial incident that stained his once-golden reputation. A…
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Pennsylvania Horticultural Society doesn't just do gardens and flower shows.They also train locals in their Barriers to Employment programs, which is graduating 38 Philly residents this week.KYWs Shara Dae Howard reports.(Photo by Ben Hasty/MediaNews Group/Reading Eagle via Getty Images)
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New Jersey lawmakers have passed a bill that upgrades penalties for people who ruin public events, festivals and carnivals by inciting huge brawls.The bill just needs the governor’s signature to become law.Details from KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.(photo credit: Greg Orlandini/KYW Newsradio)…
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Public officials give up high-profile offices for many reasons, but Philadelphia Commerce Director Alba Martinez offered one of the most unusual reasons ever in announcing her resignation this week. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb has the story.(photo credit: City of Philadelphia staff directory)…
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The West Chester-based QVC is laying off 900 employees, about 5% of its workforce.In January the company announced it would close HSN's campus in St. Petersburg, Florida, and consolidate operations into Studio Park in West Chester.Most of the impacted employees appear to be located in Florida, according to a notice filed with Florida's Department o…
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Will Smith gave his native West Philadelphia one of the most iconic lyrical shout-outs in rap history. But since his ascent to superstardom as a musician, actor and producer, the 56-year-old’s public appearances in his city of birth have been few and far between. A street renaming in his honor, however, brought him home, as he addressed family, fri…
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Three months ago, the parent company of two Crozer Health locations in Delaware County filed for bankruptcy, putting the future of the hospitals in jeopardy. Thanks to 11th-hour financial support from a local foundation and Penn Health System, the outlook has shifted dramatically. KYW Newsradio’s Tim Jimenez gets us caught up to speed on the latest…
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The last time Lancaster County voted a Democrat to the State Senate? 1889. That’s how long the district has been a GOP stronghold. But James Andrew Malone helped his embattled party end that drought by defeating Republican Josh Parsons in a special election. With President Trump shaking up norms during his first 100 days back in office, the outcome…
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Last we saw the Philadelphia Phillies in a game of consequence, it was bad news. They bowed out of the playoffs in a four-game National League Division Series loss to the hated New York Mets. What’s changed since then? On paper, not much. Coming off a relatively pragmatic winter, the Phillies still believe they have a roster worthy of contention, a…
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The American Society of Civil Engineers just released their infrastructure report card, which comes out every four years. They gave the country a “C” overall, with some improvements thanks to the Biden administration's investments, but some serious needs in certain areas. KYW Newsradio’s Mike DeNardo breaks down the report card and how it compares …
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Mayor Parker spent quite a lot of time within City Hall's chambers laying out her budget. Now comes the nitty gritty part, as Council begins holding hearings to scrutinize the hundreds-pages long plan. Which parts of Parker’s pitch appeal to Councilmembers? How about the proposals that could prove to be potential sources of frustration? KYW Newsrad…
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A federal grant awarded to Bartram’s Garden by the Environmental Protection Agency is now in the process of being terminated, amid spending cuts with the Department of Government Efficiency. KYW’s Sunny Morgan spoke with a director at the garden, who says the EPA’s move to cancel the grant is not lawful.(photo courtesy of Bartram’s Garden)…
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A Philadelphia man charged with stabbing his wife and mother-in-law to death inside their Lawncrest home last May will spend decades in prison after pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in a deal with prosecutors. KYW Newsradio's Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson has the story.(photo credit: Philadelphia Police Department)…
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In January, 27-year-old Giovanni Impellizzeri admitted to urinating in food bowls and rubbing his private parts on cooking utensils at the Elizabeth Moore School in Upper Deerfield in 2023, then posting a video of his actions online. He also pleaded guilty to possessing child sexual abuse material.(photo credit: Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Offic…
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The new development brings the number of Turn the Key homes to 240 out of a total goal of 1,000 homes, set when the program launched nearly three years ago. That record offers some perspective on the task Mayor Cherelle Parker has set herself with her HOME initiative for 30,000 units of housing. KYW Newsradio's City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb repor…
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Philadelphia police are seeking the public's help in identifying a man seen on surveillance video breaking into and burglarizing a bar in the Olney section of the city. It happened this past Tuesday around 5:30 in the morning.The video shows a man going through a window of the Chihuahua Bar, along Fifth Street near Lindley Avenue, and then cleaning…
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Police in Bucks County say a gym membership helped them track down a man accused of carving a swastika into the side of a Tesla.The vandalism happened on Wednesday morning in the parking lot of a Planet Fitness in Doylestown.The man was captured on the car's side parking cameras scratching the side of the car.Police say he then walked into the gym …
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A communion wafer that turned red had an entire congregation in Morris, Indiana thinking it was a miracle. It turned out to be... kind of gross instead. The archdiocese had the wafer tested at a lab, and it turned out the red stuff wasn’t the blood of Christ, but rather a colony of bacteria that usually turns up when people don’t wash their hands. …
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Health officials in Bucks County are warning of a possible measles exposure at a Starbucks in Newtown.Officials said an infected person visited the Starbucks at 2896 S. Eagle Road while they might have been contagious. It happened between 10:50 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. on March 19.Health officials said the infected individual is an adult who lives in Bu…
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You'll once again get to give a Philly "yo!" to people in Ireland, Poland, and Lithuania. The Portal -- that livestreaming art installation -- reopens today in LOVE Park.It's been wrapped in a tarp since last month after someone stole copper wires from it, and its screen was smashed with a rock.The Portal will be moved in a few weeks to a new locat…
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The charges are piling up against a former Allentown police officer who the Lehigh District Attorney says now faces a second set of rape charges stemming from his time as a Vice Cop in the Lehigh Valley. KYW's Matt Coughlin has the details.(Photo Credit: Neil Strebig/York Daily Record)
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More excitement for sports fans today with the Sweet 16 round of the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament getting underway. Many fans are placing their bets and that has some experts concerned. They warn that anxiety can accompany that need for a win, and could lead to problems.KYW Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams has more.(Photo Credit: Elsa…
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A season of massive expectations for the Phillies is underway down in D.C.Here in Philly, the fans are excited, hopeful, and maybe a little nervous. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi is with dozens of them at Chickie’s and Pete’s.(Photo Credit: Vik Raghupathi/KYW Newsradio)
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Pennsylvania Governor Josh Shapiro is pushing back against a Trump Administration decision to cancel a contract that pays farmers to stock food banks, calling the decision “abrupt” and “unlawful.” KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports.(Photo Credit: York Daily Record-USA TODAY NETWORK)
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A student at Plymouth Whitemarsh High School in Montgomery County found graffiti with a swastika and racial slurs in a bathroom.In a letter to parents, the principal and superintendent condemned the hate speech and said the messages have been removed.They’re still trying to figure out who did it.
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A split verdict in the perjury case against three long-retired Philadelphia homicide detectives accused of lying under oath during the retrial of a man convicted of rape and murder.KYWs Crime and Justice reporter Kristen Johanson has more from the criminal justice center.
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A 9-year-old boy was taken to the hospital with unspecified injuries after police in South Jersey say two school buses collided this morning. It happened near Taylor Road and Reed Avenue in Franklin Township, Gloucester County. KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has the latest.
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The University of Pennsylvania Health System is eliminating about 300 positions. A spokesperson says more than 100 of the positions being cut were either vacant or held by employees who had already announced plans to retire in the coming months. The spokesperson says no patient care services or programs will be discontinued.…
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Bryn Athyn College is ending its athletics program. The school in Montgomery County says the costs are "unsustainable." Bryn Athyn will move all 11 of its NCAA Division III sports teams to the club level at the end of the year, meaning they will be student-run and student-funded. (Photo credit: Bryn Athyn Athletics)…
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