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Police responded to reports of a crash with injuries in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Emergency services responded to reports of a crash with injuries in Harrisburg. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8 Today. The crash was reported at the intersection of South 13th and Paxton Streets around 3:45 p.m. At this time, the status of the injuries and how...
Hanover man, 63, facing felony charge after allegedly breaking into his former home
A Hanover man is facing a felony charge for allegedly breaking into his former residence after being evicted in divorce proceedings, according to court records. Anthony Joseph Lawrence, 63, of no fixed address, was charged by police with a felony charge of criminal trespass, and a misdemeanor charge of resisting arrest, after police...
‘Check your receipts,’ Chick-fil-A diner warns after noticing extra fee on her bill – she wasn’t only charged for food
A CHICK-FIL-A customer was left raging after finding that she had been charged an additional fee on her order. Taking to TikTok, the fast-food lover from Philadelphia called out the chain and urged fellow Chick-fil-A customers to check their receipts. In the clip, she called the chain “out of hand” for charging her an additional […]
Taylor Hospital in Delco to stop performing surgeries, Crozer Health says
RIDLEY PARK, Pa. (CBS) — Taylor Hospital in Ridley Park, Delaware County, will soon stop performing surgeries, according to Crozer Health.Crozer Health said it needs to consolidate surgical operations at its other locations and Taylor Hospital has only been performing three to four overall surgical cases a day with fewer general surgeons.Crozer Health released a full statement to CBS News Philadelphia:"In recent months, Taylor Hospital has been averaging 3-4 overall surgical cases per day and has had a reduction in the complement of general surgeons. There is a need to optimize resources and consolidate surgical operative services to the other...
Abington School School District cellphone ban: Everything you need to know
ABINGTON, Pa. - Abington School District is joining the many schools implementing a cellphone ban ahead of the 2024-2025 school year. Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jeffrey Fecher announced the new cellphone crackdown in a statement Wednesday. "With the potential for new legislation on the horizon, plus the concerns expressed to...
Behind-the-scenes look at Aston Township company that designs public safety cars for police
ASTON, Pa. (CBS) — Police officers rely on their cars for many things, from patrolling their beats to chasing down suspects. But building police cars to withstand the rigors of the job is no small task.KML Transport LLC in Aston said it contracts with most law enforcement agencies in Delaware County to design their fleet. A fully built car, complete with lights, sirens, cages, computers, license plate readers and bulletproof doors, takes about 40 to 60 hours of labor, according to general manager Scott Price."Ultimately, the most important thing is that those emergency responders on scene are safe, stay safe and...
West Philadelphia Skills Initiative and Navy Yard launch Management Assistant job training program for Philadelphia residents
The West Philadelphia Skills Initiative is partnering with the Philadelphia Industrial Development Corporation (PIDC) for a new Navy Yard Skills Initiative program, which will train Philadelphia residents for permanent, full-time, union careers with the Philadelphia division of the Naval Surface Warfare Center. The Management Assistant program seeks to connect Philadelphians...
Crumbl opens new store in Prices Corner Shopping Center
A new Crumbl store expects to sell 10,000 cookies this weekend when it opens in Prices Corner Shopping Center. It’s the third Crumbl store for partners Devin Acton, Nico Niccoli and Kyler Roney, who also own the franchises in Newark and Glen Mills, Pennsylvania. The Price’s Corner store expects to have a soft opening Thursday before its grand opening this ... Read More
3 men sought after fatal 'execution style' shooting in South Philadelphia: officials
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA - Tragedy unfolds on a South Philadelphia street where a man was shot multiple times execution style and killed. The gunfire broke out near the intersection of 15th and Snyder Avenue Wednesday evening, around 7 p.m. A 25-year-old man was riding a mountain bike westbound at the 1500...
Phillies broadcast gets honest about umps
After watching the Philadelphia Phillies get victimized by a bad strike zone, broadcasters Tom McCarthy and John Kruk called the umpire out. In the fifth inning of their game against the Miami Marlins Tuesday night, Phillies outfielder Johan Rojas took a pitch that was clearly a ball, but home plate umpire Brennan Miller called it Read more... The post Phillies broadcast questions MLB over umpire’s brutal strike zone appeared first on Awful Announcing.
SEPTA workers rescue cat, 5 kittens trapped inside a Market-Frankford Line station
On Monday evening, SEPTA received a call about kittens trapped in the walls of a Market-Frankford Line station. One day later, workers had rescued a cat and her five kittens, who are now in the care of a local rescue group. Transportation officials still aren't sure how the animals got...
Former $64 Million All-Pro WR Named Trade Target for Eagles
With the 2024 NFL preseason underway, there is still concern that the Philadelphia Eagles have yet to find a viable third option at wide receiver behind star duo A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. Return specialist Britain Covey has definitely carved out a role for himself, and speedy rookie Johnny Wilson...
Summer’s busy for Chester Housing Authority
Having recently completed its Strategic Plan, a process the Chester Housing Authority (CHA) goes through with its Resident Advisory Board and executive staff every five years, this summer is a busy time. The Plan is also addressed annually and modified as seen fit. Major capital projects are scheduled for the Ruth L. Bennett and William Penn Homes and Wellington Ridge. Approximately $8 million worth of improvements will bring units of housing back on line at the Bennett, replacement roofing at the Penn and rear decks at Wellington.
Former Delaware County emergency services director facing new charges
Former Delaware County Emergency Services Director Tim Boyce is facing new charges after a second person has come forward with allegations.A second criminal complaint was filed on Tuesday.According to the affidavit, the alleged victim worked for Boyce in the Department of Emergency Services and first spoke to county investigators in April.READ MORE: Former Delco emergency services director charged with indecent assaultThe woman claims Boyce showed explicit photos of himself, lifted her dress exposing her underwear and made numerous sexual comments dating back to 2018.In one instance, in January of this year, the affidavit claims Boyce came into the defendant's office,...
Eagles teammate sends clear message to Jalen Hurts
It’s safe to say that star quarterback Jalen Hurts is the most important player on the roster for the Philadelphia Eagles, and it sounds like he is in a great headspace as he prepares for the upcoming season. During a recent press conference, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Brandon Graham...
Man who shot 3 women outside North Philly hookah lounge sentenced to house arrest after pleading guilty
A Philadelphia man who opened fire and injured three people outside a hookah lounge near Temple University’s campus a year and a half ago has been sentenced after pleading guilty earlier this year.
Central Bucks School Board Sees More Change with Another Resignation
DOYLESTOWN, PA—The Central Bucks School Board is undergoing more change after one of its members announced her resignation at last night’s meeting. Mariam Mahmud, who represents Region V and serves as vice president, was expected to resign sometime during the summer because she and her family are moving out of the region. Mahmud resigned her board role effective yesterday, Aug. 13.CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR THE FREE TAPINTO.NET NEWSLETTER Mahmud’s departure is the third resignation from the school board this year. In February, two other board members—Debra Cannon and Lisa Sciscio—resigned. They complained that the three Republicans...
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