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Mike Cordisco, 34, of Philadelphia, tells the story of Eagles fans through the art of photography.

Mike, a photographer by hobby, self-published a photo book of 50 pictures called "Sermon on the Lot," narrowing his focus to Eagles tailgates.

Additionally, he recruited the perfect writer for the foreword of his book: The legendary Dan McQuade, who passed away in January from cancer.

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The City of Philadelphia has filed a lawsuit against the pistol-maker Glock for contributing to gun violence through deceptive advertising about the safety of its products. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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Energy bills rocked family budgets throughout the state this winter, and lawmakers have been searching for answers.

Assembly telecommunications and utilities committee chairman Wayne DeAngelo said this legislation removes outdated barriers that have prevented meaningful progress in generating electricity. Details from KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty.

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The Lancaster County man accused of stealing dozens of human remains from local cemeteries had his preliminary hearing postponed today. He wasn't there, but those affected by his alleged actions were, and they expressed their desire for justice. KYW Newsradio’s Justin Udo has more.

Schools account for $12.4 billion in the upcoming state budget, an increase of $372 million over last year. Despite the increased spending, about 30% of districts are losing money.

KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more on this.

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With costs outpacing revenue, the Philadelphia School District plans to slash millions in spending to balance next year's budget. More from KYW Newsradio education reporter Mike DeNardo.

Rowan University’s explosive growth continues. School officials announced a nearly $700 million plan to expand over 200 acres. Details from KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty. (Rendering provided by Rowan University)

The nonprofit behind “Sesame Street” claims things are not so sunny at its Sesame Place theme parks in Langhorne, Bucks County, and San Diego.

Sesame Workshops wants to end its 45-year relationship with SeaWorld, which operates its waterparks.

It has filed a lawsuit, accusing the company of failing to pay royalties and undermining the “Sesame Street” brand. It says SeaWorld’s actions have disappointed children and families.

SeaWorld has not yet responded to the lawsuit.

Philadelphia City Council gave a generally positive reception to Mayor Cherelle Parker's $7 billion budget proposal, which includes new taxes and fees on deliveries and Uber and Lyft rides. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports. (Photo credit: Quinton Davis/City of Philadelphia)

Don't call it World “Cafe” Live anymore. Days after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, the venue is now going by the name World Stage.

Its website says the new name is “not a departure from tradition — it is a preservation of what matters most: the room, the stage, the crowd.” The site also says, “The name changes. The work doesn’t.”

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