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‘Johnny Doc' released from prison, attorney says
John Dougherty is released from prison one day after President Donald Trump signed a commutation to shorten his sentence, his attorney told NBC10.
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Philadelphia Managing Director Carlton Williams speaks on new role
Philadelphia’s new managing director Carlton Williams spoke on a city tragedy, why his position on Kensington has changed and whether or not the city can still have a pothole squad.
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Philly packaging company faces rising costs amid Canada tariffs, trade tensions
A Northeast Philadelphia packaging company is watching tariffs with Canada as it faces rising costs for materials.
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Timeline for Kensington H.S. students to return after asbestos issue could change
The timeline for Kensington High School students to return to their building after being relocated due to asbestos could change, superintendent says.
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Kensington High School relocation raises transportation, safety concerns
Kensington High School students and staff are being forced relocate last minute to a different building until January because of an asbestos issue.
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Pa. sues TikTok over ‘failures' to protect kids from adult content, addiction
A lawsuit says TikTok misled app stores about adult-themed content and used addictive features that keep kids scrolling and generating ad revenue.
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Philadelphia homicides down as city focuses on violence prevention
Philadelphia homicides have fallen sharply, but violent crime continues to affect neighborhoods unevenly across the city.
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Trump's birthright citizenship push sparks fear among Philadelphia migrants
Trump’s latest push to limit birthright citizenship is creating uncertainty and fear among some Philadelphia families.
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New Green Party candidate adds twist to pivotal Lehigh Valley congressional race
A new Green Party candidate has entered the closely watched 7th Congressional District race between Rep. Ryan Mackenzie and Democrat Bob Brooks.
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NJ voter ID debate grows after Gov. Sherrill signals openness to legislation
Advocacy groups and supporters of voter ID legislation are responding after Gov. Mikie Sherrill said she’s open to considering proposals.
