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Man charged in cheesesteak attack on Pat's King of Steaks employee
The owner of Pat’s King of Steaks offered $5,000 for info leading to the arrest of a man who, he says, assaulted an employee on Wednesday.
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Philadelphia City Council passes resolution demanding Flock camera ban
Philadelphia City Council unanimously passed a resolution calling for a statewide ban or guardrails on Flock surveillance cameras.
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Teen ambushed, shot dead getting into rideshare vehicle in Overbrook, police say
Khalil Hoskins, 19, was ambushed and killed as he tried to hop into a rideshare vehicle at Wynnewood Road and Lansdowne Ave. overnight, police say
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Schools close in Mantua Twp. as region cleans up damage from overnight storms
Schools in Mantua Township, New Jersey, were closed Wednesday and will remain closed Thursday while thousands throughout the region woke to storm damage and homes without power.
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South Philly's permanent cruise terminal, PhilaPort, officially opens
Municipal officials cut the ribbon on the new PhilaPort terminal. Norwegian Cruise Line has been operating from a temporary facility since April.
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Recovery effort resumes for woman lost in Delaware River after rescuing girl
Crews resumed a recovery effort Tuesday after a woman disappeared in the Delaware River, near Riverside Township, NJ, after she helped save a child.
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Philly hosts ‘National Treasure Weekend' with film screenings, live podcast
A weekend-long celebration will honor the “National Treasure” franchise and its ties to Philadelphia with free screenings and events.
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Temple University to increase salaries for police officers under new contract
Temple University will increase the salaries of its police force under a new, five-year contract, that runs through June 30, 2031.
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Man in custody after tunneling through rec center wall in Ogontz barricade
An employee at Belfield Rec. Center was taken into custody after, police say, he tunneled through a wall in a barricade situation early Thursday.
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PAWS pet food pantry sees demand growth, calling on community help
Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society is seeing growing demand at its pet food pantry, which offers cost-saving help for families and their pets.