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La Salle High football standout makes college choice
Word spread quickly in the college football world after rising La Salle High senior Chris Fileppo verbally committed to play at James Madison University. "Chris was a little bit of a late bloomer to the whole recruiting process," said new La Salle High head coach Brett Gordon, who starred for the Explorers at...
University of Pennsylvania faces lawsuit for allegedly fostering environment of antisemitism on campus
PHILADELPHIA (KYW) -- Days before the University of Pennsylvania's 268th commencement ceremony last May, graduating senior Eyal Yakoby walked through campus with a heavy heart. "People say graduation should be bittersweet," Yakoby said. "It's just bitter at this point." In the wake of the Oct. 7 Hamas-led attack on Israel,...
VIDEO: Philadelphia police seek 3 suspects for Grays Ferry shooting that injured 5 men
Philly police hope video of the shooting Monday night in Grays Ferry that injured five men inside a Chinese food restaurant can help them identify the gunmen and their driver.
Reedman Toll Subaru donates $16K to Women’s Animal Center
Women’s Animal Center recently hosted a visit for its longtime corporate partner Reedman Toll Subaru of Langhorne. Marc Sosky, sales manager, presented a $16,186 charitable contribution, the proceeds raised during the annual Subaru Share the Love event. Subaru donated $300 for every pre-owned and new Subaru vehicle sold during the holiday season to Women’s Animal Center.
End of an Era as Villari’s Bar in Laurel Springs, NJ Closing After 26 Years
It's the end of an era for a popular bar in Camden County, New Jersey. Villari's By The Pike has just announced its closing for good. So, what's next for the space?. Goodness gracious, Villari's By The Pike. If you know, you know. I can't tell you how many times I closed THAT place when I was in my 20s. Tucked off Stone Road in Laurel Springs (a stone's throw from White Horse Pike), it was kind of like my 'secret' spot.
3-Year-Old Boy Stable After Dog Bite Incident in West Philadelphia, Dog in Animal Control Custody
A 3-year-old boy was injured yesterday evening after being bitten by a dog in West Philadelphia, according to local authorities. The child was leaving a corner store on the unit block of North 57th Street shortly before 6 p.m. when the incident occurred. 6abc reports that multiple 911 calls were made about a dog attacking a child.
Temple alumna hopes to guide North Philadelphia youth toward leadership
NeDerah Griffin, a Temple alumna and passionate advocate for the non-profit organization Philly Truce, launched a bold bid by stepping into the political orbit with a strong mission at hand. “It’s been far too long for ‘We The People’ here in Philadelphia to endure these traumatic experiences. ‘We The People’...
Upper Merion Detective Aids in Revolutionary War Musket Return
Upper Merion Detective Brendan Dougherty helped locate a Revolutionary War musket that had been stolen in 1968 from the Valley Forge Historical Society. A Revolutionary War-era musket that has been missing for 50 years has finally made its way back to Philadelphia with the help of Upper Merion Township Detective Brendan Dougherty, writes Justin Udo for KYW Newsradio.
Inmate Killed by Cellmate in Pennsylvania State Prison
An inmate was killed by his cellmate at the State Correctional Institution at Camp Hill, Pennsylvania, as confirmed by the Pennsylvania State Police on Tuesday night. The deceased, 57-year-old Kevin Beattie from Philadelphia, who had also been known as Kevin Williams and Bernard Grover, was found unresponsive in his cell on July 2, 2024. He had been serving a 22-to-55-year sentence for burglary since February 3, 2023.
See homes sold in the Camden area, June 24 to June 30
The following is a listing of all home transfers in the Camden area reported from June 24 to June 30. There were 10 transactions posted during this time. During this period, the median sale for the area was a 720-square-foot home on Boyd Street in Camden that sold for $154,500.
SEPTA reports 37% decrease in crime through first half of 2024
As the first half of 2024 has concluded, SEPTA is reporting that there has been a 37% decrease in serious crimes on SEPTA compared to the same time last year. According to data from the SEPTA Transit Police Department, throughout the past 6 months, violent crimes, such as aggravated assaults and robberies, decreased by 47%. […]
Gravereaux and Kwasny Named to CSCAA Scholar All-America Second Team
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – The College Swimming and Diving Coaches Association of America (CSCAA) has named Chelsea Gravereaux and Jakub Kwasny of the Drexel Men's and Women's Swimming and Diving team to the 2023-24 Scholar All-America Second Team. The association recognized over 2,000 student-athletes across all three NCAA Divisions...
Wawa Welcome America: Road closures, SEPTA service, performers and more
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- The Wawa Welcome America festival is taking over Philadelphia this Fourth of July, which could mean some serious traffic impacts for anyone traveling around or in and out of the city.Even before Thursday night's concert and fireworks on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, events happening around the city will shut down numerous roads.Here's a look at road closures to be aware of around the city, and more information on SEPTA train service, festival timing and this year's performers.Road closures for the Celebration of Freedom Ceremony6th Street between Chestnut Street and Walnut Street for stage placement on July 3...
New Jersey woman charged after several dead animals found inside freezer
A woman in New Jersey is in custody after dozens of animals were removed from inhumane conditions and several others were found dead inside her home.On Monday, police in Galloway Township executed a search warrant at a home on the 300 block of Cresson Avenue.The search warrant was the result of an ongoing investigation after police said they received multiple reports of animals living in poor conditions.At the home, authorities say they rescued seven dogs and 29 cats.Investigators also reportedly found two dead dogs, a dead cat, and four dead kittens inside a freezer.The woman who lived at the home,...
Philadelphia to remember victims of Kingsessing mass shooting 1 year later
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Philadelphia will honor the victims of the Kingsessing mass shooting one year later with a vigil set for Wednesday night two blocks from where the suspected killer was caught.A year ago on July 3, 2023, four people were killed in Kingsessing just hours before Independence Day celebrations began: 20-year-old Lashyd Merritt, 29-year-old Dymir Stanton, 59-year-old Ralph Moralis and 15-year-old Da'Juan Brown. Authorities would later discover 31-year-old Joseph Wamah, Jr., who police believe had been shot days earlier - and that dispatchers may not have sent officers to the right address.The vigil will begin at 7 p.m. at the Salt and...
Big 5 Pod Schedules Set for Historic 2024-25 Women’s Basketball Campaign
PHILADELPHIA – The schedule is set as a new era in Big 5 women's basketball begins in the 2024-25 season. In Drexel's inaugural season in Big 5, the Dragons will host La Salle on Nov. 13 at the Daskalakis Athletic Center and then travel to Temple 10 days later to face the Owls in the Liacouras Center. It will be the third meeting between the Dragons and Owls and the second time in North Philadelphia. The first contest in the Liacouras Center was in 2005.
Philadelphia Health Department Offers Tips for a Safe BBQ Season Amid Rising Summer Temperatures
Summer in the city isn't just about sunny skies and Golden Gate Park picnics; it's also prime time for some less-welcome guests: foodborne germs. The warm weather can increase the risk of food poisoning, but don't let that dampen your barbecue spirit. With some practical tips, you can keep the good times rolling without the stomach-churning aftermath. According to the latest release from Philadelphia's health department, a little prevention goes a long way in keeping your summer safe and savory.
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