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SEPTA's T1 trolley line is back in service after one of the trolleys derailed in West Philadelphia on Sunday morning.

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As the IRS tries to deal with 2025 returns ahead of next month’s filing deadline, the agency is dealing with a massive backlog of past years’ taxpayer correspondence. KYW's Vik Raghupathi has more.

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Atlantic City and a Philly-based non-profit are partnering to expand access to girls' sports. KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more on this.

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The City of Philadelphia is notoriously slow at paying its contractors. Pew Trust researchers set out to determine how big the problem is. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports they found a startlingly high percentage of late payments.

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New parents pay attention to developmental milestones to track how children progress with age. KYW's Connor Barkon reports on the importance of early intervention if kids seem to be missing those milestones.

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Thousands of runners laced up for the Saucony Love Half Marathon on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway Sunday morning. KYW’s Shara Dae Howard was there from start to finish, catching up with the runners.

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The Chester community came together Saturday night to hold a balloon release for Ny'Leek Ellison.

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The Delaware River Bridge is getting a massive upgrade. The U.S. Department of Transportation is giving $600 million in federal funding to replace the bridge that connects Bucks and Burlington Counties on the PA Turnpike.

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Millions of people around the country took to the streets for the third No Kings Protest against the Trump administration. There were more than 3,000 events nationwide, including right here in the Philly region. KYW's Sunny Morgan has more from the march in Center City.

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Burlington County Prosecutors say 39-year-old Junior Edwards of Lansdowne, Delaware County, smashed a first-floor window to enter a home on Harrington Court in Willingboro Township in the early morning hours of Oct. 30.

There, they say Edwards shot and killed 33-year-old Catherine Nunez and her 54-year-old mother, Marisol. Edwards shared an 8-year-old son with Nunez. The child was home during the shooting, but was unharmed.

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