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Three weeks after a National Sleep Out brought hundreds of fans out to spend a night at Citizens Bank Park, the School District of Philadelphia held its own at a school in Northeast Philly to raise money and support efforts to end youth homelessness. KYW Newsradio’s Nigel Thompson was there.

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Police are investigating two robberies and three attempted robberies, all within hours of one another, early Friday morning. In all five cases, police say the suspects used a black AR-15-style rifle and were using a gray or silver SUV or pickup. Detectives say they are investigating whether all five are connected.

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Organizers of the Andy Chan block party thought they would cancel this year after Chan passed away last week. But, as KYW's Nigel Thompson reports, Chan's family said the former Philadelphia highway patrolman would have wanted the party to go on.

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It’s been nearly two years since Jim Kenney left the Philadelphia mayor’s office, but his signature project is still going strong. KYW’s City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb reports.

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It’s that time of year when freezing pipes can mean an extra bill for homeowners. KYW's Justin Udo talked with a plumbing expert in Delaware County about preventative measures you can take.

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Dr. Jubril Oyeyemi is the founder and chief medical director of the Cherry Hill Free Clinic, where 60 doctors volunteer their time to treat people who are underinsured or uninsured. KYW Community Impact Reporter Racquel Williams paid a visit.

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President Donald Trump has issued an executive order that limits a state's ability to regulate artificial intelligence. A Pennsylvania House committee has a hearing on Monday on a bill that would regulate the use of AI in health care. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert spoke with the maker of that bill.

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Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small’s testimony began tearfully on Friday as he recounted the relationship he had with his daughter, once inseparable, but said it began to strain when she started dating someone. KYW South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has more from the Atlantic County Courthouse.

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A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect from 7 p.m. Saturday to 1 p.m. Sunday — the same time the Eagles play. Temperatures are expected to drop Sunday afternoon into the night, with wind gusts making it feel like it's in the teens during the game. With lots of fans expected to head into South Philly to watch the Birds, KYW's Sunny Morgan tells us, drivers are advised to be extra cautious on the roads.

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A man in Washington Township, Gloucester County, is accused of impersonating a Homeland Security officer.

Washington Township police received a call on Wednesday about a home that was under construction and had the front door open.

An officer went to the home and was greeted by Nicholas Cabral, who introduced himself as a Homeland Security police officer. Officials say he had a gun and tried to help clear the house.

Police say that when they looked closer, they discovered Cabral wasn't a police officer at all. They say his wife is the actual Homeland Security officer, and he had been driving her car with emergency lights on while she was away on assignment.

Cabral turned himself in on Thursday, and DHS reclaimed the car. His wife has not yet commented on the situation.

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