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Haddon Heights man pleads guilty to sexually abusing 3-year-old girl
Jason R. Anderson, 44, will face up to 35 years in prison after pleading guilty to assaulting a 3-year-old girl in his Haddon Heights home.
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City wants rehearing after court OK's replacement of panels at President's House
City officials requested the Third Circuit Court of Appeals to rehear the ruling over the panels on a slavery exhibit at the President’s House.
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3 men arrested and charged in Wilmington double shooting
The shooting happened in Wilmington, Del., in April 2026, leaving two victims in critical condition.
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Pop-up festivals coming to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in August
The Oval Minifest will bring three day-long festivals to Eakins Oval on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway.
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Collings Avenue bridge in Camden County closes for $2.5 million repairs
The Collings Avenue Bridge repairs, which began on Aug. 4, are expected to take approximately 3 months to complete.
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Have you seen her? Police search for missing woman from Chester, Pennsylvania
Police are searching for Kortney Staples, a 33-year-old woman from Chester, Pennsylvania, who was reported missing in July.
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Temple supplies hundreds of backpacks to North Philly elementary students
The university’s second annual Fill the Flight supply drive on August 4 brought school supplies to North Philadelphia communities.
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Philadelphia man sentenced to 27 years for sexually abusing girl
Bobbyjean Orak, 31, was convicted of child sexual abuse crimes, including enticement of a minor, and production and possession of child pornography.
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NJ woman pleads guilty in 2024 crash that killed teen
Kailyn Gorga pleaded guilty in a crash that killed 18-year-old Catalina Reinoso in Manchester Township, NJ, back in 2024.
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Wilmington Police investigate three weekend shootings
Three separate shootings took place in Wilmington, Delaware, on Saturday, Aug. 1, and Sunday, Aug. 2, resulting in three hospitalizations.
