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Prosecutors won't seek death penalty for Montco woman accused of killing, dismembering parents
A woman accused of fatally shooting her parents and dismembering their bodies with a chainsaw in the Montgomery County home they shared will not face a death sentence, prosecutors said.
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Gov. Wolf Pardons Meek Mill, Hundreds of Others to Add to Pa. Record
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf has more than doubled the amount of pardons granted by any governor in the state before him. Included is a pardon for Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill.
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Busload of Migrants Welcomed in Philly After Traveling From Texas
A bus full of migrants seeking asylum that departed from Texas arrived at Philadelphia’s 30th Street Station on Wednesday morning.
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Pain at the Pump: Gas Prices Hit Records in Philly Region, Pa., NJ and Del.
The pain at the pump in the Philadelphia region has hit a record high and Philadelphians have plenty of company in forking over more cash to fuel up.
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LA Funeral Home Owner Charged For Leaving Remains to Decay, Mummify
The remains of 11 people, including infants, were not properly taken care of, according to the LA City Attorney, and left to ‘rot.’
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‘2 Troopers Down': Dispatch Calls Reveal Moments After Deadly I-95 Wreck
Radio dispatch calls obtained by NBC10 reveal the moments after Pennsylvania State Police troopers Martin Mack III and Branden Sisca and a man they were trying to help off Interstate 95 near the stadiums in South Philadelphia were struck and killed.
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At Least 4 Die in School Bus, Truck Crashes on I-78 in Berks Co.
Interstate 78 in Berks County, Pennsylvania, reopened Wednesday morning after two related multi-vehicle crashes — one involving a new school bus — two hours and 10 miles apart left at least four people dead and the eastbound lanes closed for hours overnight.
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Delaware Actually Imports Fluffier Squirrels. Here's Why
Delaware is adding to its population of a squirrel considered endangered until a few years ago.
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Leave for Dodgers Pitcher Trevor Bauer Extended Through End of Season
Trevor Bauer’s leave from the Dodgers was extended through the end of the baseball season after an agreement reached between the league and players union.
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NJ Hits Gov. Murphy's COVID Vaccine Goal With 4.7 Million People Fully Vaccinated
New Jersey has hit Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy’s goal of vaccinating 4.7 million people. State Department of Health figures showed Friday that the state had inoculated 4.75 million adults, hitting a goal Murphy set for his administration nearly two weeks ahead of schedule.
