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Docs reveal history of abuse for foster mom charged in girl's death
Carprice Williams physically abused 10-year-old Malayshia Alford and used her phone to send herself texts after her death, according to documents.
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Shapiro, Brooks, Harvie win in Pa., Democrats gain control of Congress
Josh Shapiro, Bob Brooks and Bob Harvie earned big wins in Pennsylvania while nationally, Democrats gained control of Congress on Election Night.
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FBI profiler who grew up near ‘House of Horrors' examines R.C. Horsch
The former FBI profiler who helped identify the Unabomber grew up blocks from Chew Avenue and offers his take on Raymond “R.C.” Horsch’s psychological evaluation.
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Horsch family pleaded for leniency decades before Philly ‘House of Horrors'
Records reveal letters requesting leniency, a psychological evaluation and Raymond “R.C.” Horsch’s history with chemicals and federal authorities.
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Philadelphia police oversight chair charged with bribery, intimidation
Hassan Bennett, the chair of the Philadelphia Police Oversight Commission, faces bribery and intimidation charges, NBC10 confirmed.
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Jalen Hurts' diagnosis renews questions about conflicts in NFL medical care
A 2016 Harvard University report identified an “inherent conflict of interest” and recommended separating player care from team evaluations.
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New video shows car thieves targeting Bucks County home before gunfire
New surveillance video shows thieves targeting a Bucks County home just minutes before gunfire erupted on a nearby street.
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Gunshots hit homes, vehicles during attempted car theft in Bucks County
Neighbors in Croydon say armed suspects opened fire after a resident interrupted an attempted vehicle theft early Friday morning.
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More unhoused people in Center City as less reported in Kensington: Report
As Kensington sees a drop in the number of unhoused people, other neighborhoods in Philly have more without permanent housing, according to report.
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Man pleads guilty to rigging basketball games for sports betting schemes
Shane Hennen, who previously lived in Philly, pleaded guilty to wire fraud and money laundering for his role in rigged sports betting and poker games.