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New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill called in to KYW Newsradio Sunday morning to update on the state's response to this weekend's massive snowstorm, bringing upwards of 10 inches of snow across the Philadelphia region. Sherrill declared a state of emergency ahead of the storm on Friday.

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With the snowstorm comes the bitter cold. And with sub-freezing temperatures come health risks with outdoor exposure. KYW Newsradio's Medical Editor, Dr. Brian McDonough, talks about some of those risks.

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The Colonial Theatre is the oldest in our area, and now they’re taking moviegoers back in time with Hush, an immersive speakeasy experience. KYWs Shara Dae Howard had the details.

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Firefighters in Philadelphia had their hands full overnight, battling several building fires as dangerous winter weather set in. In West Philadelphia, crews responded to a house fire near 50th and Hazel around 4am. A woman was taken to the hospital but her condition is not clear.

Philadelphia City Council returned to work on Thursday after a six-week break, but most of the session was absorbed by a bill that never even came up for a vote. KYW Newsradio’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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Snowstorms can be very political. New Jersey Gov. Mikie Sherrill is facing her first big, nasty, cold, windy and dangerous storm as governor. Chances are that the former pilot will take care of her 9 million residents, and that Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has got it covered for 13 million Pennsylvania citizens. Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer has a million, and less roadways, and Cherelle Parker, the mayor of Philadelphia, demands answers and will not be happy until the smallest streets are cleared.

As KYW Special Contributor Larry Kane tells us, that could take a while. The mayor and all the leaders are well aware that patience for getting snow cleaned up can be very thin. I do have one concern, and that's the financial state of FEMA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency. It's not into prevention, but actually reaction.

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We are bracing for a massive winter storm beginning Saturday night, with first snow and later sleet, although it will be all snow in the far northern and western suburbs. Up to 10 inches is the forecast for the city, with up to a foot north and west of Philly.

If you tried to buy snow melt on Friday and struck out, there is a shot you may still be able to get some today. KYW Newsradio's Conner Barkon is checking things out in Montgomery County.

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Tax Day is not until April 15, but many changes go into effect this year that could impact your refund.

KYW’s Conner Barkon spoke with a tax expert about ways to prepare.

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From essentials like milk and eggs, to other essentials in the wine section, shoppers have their carts full at the ACME on City Avenue.

KYW's Sunny Morgan spoke with Essence, who is delivering grocery orders, and says if you’re ordering food this weekend, don’t forget one small thing....

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PennDOT still has 70,000 tons of salt to use on state roads in the southeast region. But, as KYW's Mike DeNardo tells us, the supply is dwindling faster than it has.

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