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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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Drew Bordman with Colonial Theatre told KYW Newsradio's Shara Dae Howard that there’s truly something for everyone there starting April 9... from an immersive disco experience, to an April Fools comedy show.

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Protesters are hitting the streets in Philadelphia and across the country today for the third major “No Kings” protest against the Trump administration. KYW's Conner Barkon is live at the scene.

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The two schools, Duckrey and Bethune Elementary, are near Temple hubs. Duckrey is near the main campus, and Bethune isn't far from Temple Hospital. As KYW's Mike DeNardo tells us, both will be getting an influx of Temple students studying to be teachers and counselors.

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With the general election coming up in November, a sticker design contest is being held for residents of Montgomery County to build civic engagement. KYW's John McDevitt reports.

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As travelers at Philadelphia International Airport either landed or arrived on Friday, they were greeted by the same long lines people have been seeing at airports across the country amid the partial government shutdown, which impacts TSA agents.

KYW’s Nigel Thompson talked with Stacy, who was returning to Philly after business flights to Atlanta and Texas, says Trump’s executive order, let alone any action done by the government to resolve the shutdown, should have been done long ago.

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Celebration grants, a business planning guide and a new app... those are the latest resources for Philadelphians who want to be part of the semiquincentennial. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb has more.

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Gov. Josh Shapiro joined state and local leaders at a tax clinic in West Philly on Friday to encourage working Pennsylvanians to take advantage of a new state tax credit before Tax Day.

KYW Newsradio’s Sunny Morgan has the details.

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Abington Township police say they've arrested a man in connection with a shooting this week in Elkins Park.

It was around 8:15 Sunday night when authorities say a large group was gathered at a nearby basketball court behind the McKinley Firehouse on Cadwalder Avenue near Jenkintown Road.

Investigators say a man ran into the parking lot of the firehouse and fired multiple shots at a passing vehicle traveling northbound on Cadwalder Avenue.

One of the rounds hit a nearby home. No one was hurt.

Jamell Whitmore, 18, of King of Prussia, was taken into custody Thursday as he attempted to get into his home.

He was arraigned Friday morning with bail set at $500,000.

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