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Philadelphia’s Office of Veterans Affairs celebrated Veterans Day with a ceremony at the Vietnam Veterans Memorial that featured the first African-American Marine general to command a regiment. KYW Newsradio City Hall bureau chief Pat Loeb was there.

Hundreds of people lined Main Street in Media Tuesday morning for the Delaware County Veterans Day parade. KYW Newsradio’s Justin Udo was there.

State lawmakers who represent the Pottstown area are frustrated by layoffs and cuts from the company that runs the town’s hospital. KYW Newsradio's suburban bureau chief Jim Melwert reports. (Photo provided by Tower Health)

Scoring was hard to come by in the Eagles' 10-7 Monday Night Football win at the Packers. KYW Newsradio's Dave Uram asked the Pro Football Hall of Fame Voice of the Eagles Merrill Reese for his take on the game.

There’s a new attraction coming to the King of Prussia Mall, part of a nationwide effort from Netflix to immerse fans in some of the worlds they’re used to watching. KYW Newsradio's Vik Raghupathi has more.

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Almost two dozen Regional Rail trains have been canceled for a second straight day. SEPTA just doesn’t have enough cars as the Silverliner IV fleet is being inspected and repaired. KYW Newsradio's Tim Jimenez reports live in West Mount Airy with the story.

Sen. John Fetterman says he should have ended his campaign after he suffered a stroke and the depression that followed.

The Pennsylvania Democrat writes in his new memoir: "My polling was so good at the time that I decided to keep going, still confident I could show voters there was little impairment. ... In hindsight, I should have quit."

The Free Press published excerpts of the book ahead of its release.

Fetterman had a stroke just days before he won the primary in 2022. He defeated Republican Mehmet Oz in the general election.

He details his struggle with depression, saying he was suicidal for months and moved in with his parents to reduce the strain on his wife and kids. Fetterman said a "therapist-in-training" told him "children need their daddy" -- those words, he said, became motivation for him to get better and be better.

"Unfettered" is out today.

If you or someone you know is struggling with thoughts of suicide, help is always available by calling or texting 988.

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Police in Norristown found a body in a trash can Monday night.

Video showed a large police presence on Buttonwood Street, near West Washington Street, around 8 p.m. There are homes, a park and a warehouse in the area.

Police haven't given us any information about the person's identity.

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East Lansdowne is losing its fire company. The borough council voted Monday night to close the volunteer operation at the end of the year.

The borough's mayor says there just aren't enough volunteers, and the costs to operate the company are skyrocketing. He says they would have had to raise the fire tax by 60%.

Instead, he says they're negotiating with neighboring fire companies like Lansdowne, Yeadon and Cardington Stonehurst for fire services. Those companies are all about a mile away from East Lansdowne's firehouse.

The former head of the Philadelphia Art Museum says she's the victim of breach of contract, unfair treatment, and abuse.

Sasha Suda is suing over her firing. She claims she was not given a chance to defend herself during a "sham investigation" that she says "reached false conclusions."

In a lawsuit filed in the Philadelphia Court of Common Pleas, Suda says the museum "engaged in a malicious campaign of retaliation, disparagement, and humiliation." She alleges she was falsely portrayed as "misusing museum funds for personal gain."

The museum has said Suda was dismissed for cause and that these claims are "without merit." She wants a jury trial, and is seeking two years' severance pay and damages.

(Photo credit: Rob Cusick/Philadelphia Art Museum)