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A Lehigh County commissioner has been arrested and charged with dealing cocaine from several locations, including his office at Bethlehem's City Hall. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt joins us from the Breaking News Desk with the latest.

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New laws to protect immigrants are now on the books in New Jersey. Gov. Mikie Sherrill signed them Wednesday morning in Newark. Details from KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.

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Many of Philadelphia’s semiquincentennial events are geared toward visitors, but organizers on Wednesday announced a feature just for residents. Hundreds of city block parties will get special games and prizes to celebrate the country’s 250th birthday. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb has more.

Data centers would foot the bill for increased energy costs under legislation passed by the Pennsylvania House.

Centers also would have to get about a third of their electricity from in-state renewable sources by the middle of the next decade. And, they'd have to pay into LIHEAP and other low-income assistance programs.

Democratic state Rep. Rob Matzie says his bill protects people while allowing Pennsylvania "to reap the tremendous economic benefits data centers can bring."

The bill now heads to the state Senate.

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Rocky is no match for the moving crews. He's not expected to even try to fight back when the statue is removed today from the bottom of the Art Museum steps. (Maybe he's looking forward to getting out of the elements for once.)

The statue, owned by the city, will be on display *inside* the museum starting late next month. It's part of an exhibition called "Rising Up: Rocky and the Making of Monuments."

The *other* Rocky, loaned by Sylvester Stallone, will remain at the top of the steps until August. It will then go back to the actor's collection and be replaced by the original statue when that one heads back outside.

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With Opening Day on Thursday, the Phillies unveiled some new features of the ballpark that fans can look forward to. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi got a sneak preview. (Photo credit: Phillies)

Central Bucks School District leaders have selected the candidate they want to be the next superintendent.

Officials say school directors have chosen Dr. Joanna M. Wexler.

She's currently the assistant superintendent at Great Valley School District in Malvern.

In a statement, Dr. Wexler says, pending her appointment, she's looking forward to working with the Central Bucks community to ensure every student has the support they need.

Wexler will be introduced to community members at a public forum on April 8th at CB West High School in Doylestown.

The board will vote on her appointment at a special meeting on April 14th.

Last year, Dr. Steven Yanni was fired after allegations of abuse inside the classroom were made against a special needs teacher and aid.

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The Pennsylvania House passed a bill to raise the minimum wage. Most Democrats were on board, but there was some Republican support as well. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live with the story.

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Sometimes less is more when it comes to treating children for pain. KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough has more.

An official in Chester is working to have a state law changed that he says negatively affects the city. As KYW Newsradio's Justin Udo explains, it’s all about how the city's water utility is run. (Photo credit: Getty Images)