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PennDOT says drivers should expect delays this weekend near 30th Street Station.

Crews will be working on the Market Street Bridge as part of a nearly $149 million rehabilitation project over I-76, Amtrak lines, and the Schuylkill River.

The left lanes will be shut down in both directions on Market Street between 30th Street and Schuylkill Avenue starting Friday night at 10 through 4pm Saturday for concrete work.

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A researcher at Rutgers says it's *good* to gossip about the person who signs your paycheck.

It's a study in the Journal of Business Ethics. It found that workers who talk behind the boss's back feel a greater sense of belonging with their colleagues.

And that makes them collaborate better, maybe work more productively on projects together.

But... there's always a but... The study shows workers tend to avoid their bosses after gossiping, which could harm productivity.

That guilt will getcha every time. Rutgers professor Rebecca Greenbaum tells the Inquirer a "good boss" is the best scenario, because it leads to a "role modeling effect," where everyone at work treats each other "with more dignity and respect."

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He cast a ballot in Bucks County. And he voted in Florida.

You can't do that.

Now this guy might not be able to vote anywhere for a long time.

A federal jury on Wednesday found 32-year-old Matthew Laiss guilty of election fraud.

Prosecutors say he voted for Donald Trump *twice* in 2020, once in person, where he lived in Florida, and again by mail, using his former address in Ottsville, Bucks County.

The Inquirer reports Laiss's lawyers argued he was covered by a blanket pardon issued last year by the President to people who tried to overturn the election.

The Bethlehem man faces up to 5 years in prison when he's sentenced in June.

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It's one less thing for parents of sick children to worry about.

The Ronald McDonald House drives patients from its two facilities in Philadelphia to area hospitals more than 22,000 times each year, and this fourth van will help meet that need.

KYW’s Matt Coughlin was there for the unveiling.

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New Jersey Transit is not an arm of the State of New Jersey and does not have immunity from out-of-state lawsuits.

That's the unanimous ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court.

The case was brought by people who say they were hurt by NJT buses in Pennsylvania and New York.

A previous ruling by Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court treated NJT as a state agency, shielding it from lawsuits.

The justices reversed that ruling, noting that NJT is a separate legal entity and, therefore, does not share the state's immunity.

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One of the most common genetic causes of cancer has a new enemy.

The King Center for Lynch Syndrome at Penn Medicine will provide resources to treat and study the condition.

The health system tells the Philadelphia Business Journal it has about a thousand patients with Lynch Syndrome.

It affects genes that repair damaged DNA.

Lynch increases the risk of developing colorectal, uterine, ovarian, and other cancers, often at a younger age.

The center was created through a $10 million gift from the King and Borrelli families.

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One person was killed in a crash involving a SEPTA bus and two cars in Southwest Philly.

It happened around 4:15 p.m. on Wednesday on Island Avenue near Buist Avenue in Eastwick.

Authorities say a 2019 Honda HRV hit the back of a SEPTA bus. The Honda was then rear-ended by a black Jeep Compass.

A passenger in the Honda was killed. The driver is in critical condition.

The Jeep's driver wasn't hurt.

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A body was found on a practice field at Central Bucks West High School in Doylestown on Wednesday night.

In an email to parents, the principal says police have determined there's no threat to students, staff or the campus.

They call this an "isolated incident". But, they haven't said how the person died or who they are.

And they say the school will be open on Thursday.

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Quakertown Borough Council Meeting was packed with people calling for the police chief to be held accountable for his actions during an anti-ICE protest where five students were arrested.

KYW's Tim Jimenez is live in Quakertown with the story.

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If you like to travel on cruise ships or you're a recreational boater, there are a number of great apps that can literally help you plot your course and get weather alerts.

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