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Among the many events coming to Philadelphia this summer is the FIFA World Cup. On Thursday, organizers announced their plans for the city’s 39-day FIFA Fan Festival on Lemon Hill. KYW’s Matt Coughlin was there.

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On Oct. 25, 2025, officers responded to a well-being check at a home on the 5,000 block of Hunter Court in Bensalem. Upon arrival, 37-year-old Derrick Bouffard told officers that he was “just about to call” them, and claimed his mother “stopped breathing” that morning. KYW's John McDevitt reports.

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The days of worrying about kids only using AI to cheat are in the rear-view mirror, as a roundtable discussion hosted by Gov. Josh Shapiro and Attorney General Dave Sunday focused on the danger of AI, including teens’ use of nudity apps and AI companion bots. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports.

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Monday's assault of a crossing guard in Darby, Delaware County, has at least one elected official working to get protections for the people charged with protecting children. KYW’s Justin Udo reports.

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At a virtual town hall on the rollout of the new bus network, SEPTA made one thing clear: Changes in many bus routes are coming. They're being phased in starting this fall. KYW's Mike DeNardo reports.

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Abington High School's principal is back on the job. Dr. Alice Swift was placed on leave in February over accusations that she shared social media posts that included an antisemitic stereotype.

The superintendent says an independent investigation has wrapped up. He says the school district will partner with the Anti-Defamation League to provide training for Swift, students and staff.

Swift says she wants to make clear that the content in the posts "does not reflect my core values and beliefs."

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High gas prices got ya down? Simple: Just win the lottery!

That's what happened to someone on the Main Line. They bought a Match 6 ticket at the Sunoco on Lancaster Avenue in Wynnewood. It hit the $5.8 million jackpot in Monday's drawing.

The Pennsylvania Lottery said that the convenience store gets a $10,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.

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A Philadelphia City Council member has agreed not to bring up two tenants’ rights bills for a vote at Thursday’s session as planned, because landlords sued. Instead, the bills will go back to committee. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports. (Photo credit: Getty Images)

Democrats stormed out of a closed-door briefing on Jeffrey Epstein with Attorney General Pam Bondi Wednesday night. Democrats said they want Bondi to testify under oath because they "do not trust her." (Photo by Nathan Posner/Anadolu via Getty Images)

One of the five teenagers who was arrested during a violent clash with police during an anti-ICE protest in Quakertown last month could have their felony charges dismissed.

The teen's lawyer says prosecutors have offered him a deal of six months of probation on lesser charges. If the boy complies, the remaining charges will be dismissed and then expunged. The lawyer says he's "certain" his client will comply.

All five teens have a court date on Friday. They were arrested when students and police clashed during an anti-ICE protest. Quakertown Police Chief Scott McElree was seen on video in plain clothes apparently putting a girl in a chokehold. He is on workers' compensation leave.