Philadelphia All Local

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026 (morning edition):

• Legendary Eagles right tackle Lane Johnson has retired from football after more than 13 years with the Birds.
• The Pennsylvania House Education Committee has advanced a series of bills aimed at helping school districts navigate artificial intelligence.
• City Council is looking into whether Philadelphia students should be allowed to ride SEPTA more than just to and from school.
• Philadelphia officials announced they are bringing back HBCU Week for another year, with an even bigger lineup.
• Sushi or a hoagie? Now, you don't have to choose. Some Wawas are testing pre-packaged sushi.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, October 6, 2026 (evening edition)

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After 14 years in midnight green, offensive tackle Lane Johnson has announced his retirement from the NFL.

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The ongoing search of the Olney "House of Horrors" is in the second full day Tuesday. Crime scene officers and the FBI going in and out of the home on Chew Avenue looking for evidence related to the disappearance of seven women.

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The School District of Philadelphia's nonprofit arm is stepping in to help teachers get certified in career and technical education.

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Pennsylvania is investing more than $400,000 into environmental protection and education. Grant applications are now open.

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New Jersey’s Department of Human Services wants to hear from 10,000 noncitizens who still may be eligible for Medicaid coverage.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026 (midday edition):

• Pennsylvania now has more than 1,000 confirmed measles cases.
• Fire ripped through a rowhome in Kensington early Tuesday morning.
• New Jersey’s embattled public employee health benefits plan may be getting some outside help from an unexpected source, through the power of social media.
• After Lemon Hill hosted hundreds of thousands of soccer fans during the World Cup this summer, the city is saying “thank you” by improving the park.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Oct. 6, 2026 (morning edition):

• Investigators have started phase two of a lengthy search into the so-called "House of Horrors" in Olney as they continue to look for clues into the deaths of five women and the disappearance of two others.
• After Lemon Hill hosted FIFA FanFest for more than a month this summer, the city is making major investments to improve the park.
• A century-old Philadelphia company is taking part in a federal program aimed at generating more electricity through hydropower.
• The Chester Housing Authority earned a strong rating from the federal government.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026 (midday edition):

• Investigators were back out in Olney Monday searching a home they believe is linked to the deaths of five women, and the disappearance of two others.

• A West Philadelphia mother and her boyfriend have been found guilty of third-degree murder in the death of her 4-year-old son three years ago. The jury, though, acquitted the pair of the more serious charge of first-degree murder.

• A woman has been arrested and charged in connection with two suspected arsons last month in the city's Cedarbrook neighborhood.

• E-scooters remain illegal on Pennsylvania roads, but lawmakers say that clearly the ban is not working, as they’re everywhere. Supporters of a compromise bill that cleared the State House Transportation Committee Monday are hopeful this could be the one.

• In an effort to reduce overdose deaths, New Jersey lawmakers are working on legislation that would put Narcan on light rail trains, like the River Line.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026 (midday edition):

• The FBI and Philadelphia police returned to the Olney house connected to at least seven missing women to search for evidence.
• New speed cameras are now live outside Northeast High School in Rawnhurst.
• Clean water advocates are urging voters in Camden County to approve a ballot initiative on Election Day that would provide more money to keep sewage out of local waterways.
• Dine Latino Week is back for the 10th year.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Oct. 5, 2026 (morning edition):

• The rough stretch for Philly sports continues. The Eagles lost to the Rams 24-20 after being up double digits.
• More than 2,000 runners took part in Sunday morning’s Delco 10-Miler race.
• For years, signs inside 30th Street Station have directed travelers to a street that doesn't exist outside. Is a correction on the way?
• Sunday kicked off Dine Latino Week, an annual celebration highlighting dozens of Latin American restaurants in and around Philly.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Sunday, Oct. 4, 2026 (morning edition):

• This was day one of new restrictions for the Eagles tailgating parking lots.
• Protestors sang and chanted outside an Old City federal parking lot run by the Philadelphia Parking Authority. They were calling for the PPA to end its contract with ICE.
• A driver accused of crashing into several parked cars in North Philadelphia has been arrested.
• More Americans are turning to credit counseling to dig themselves out of debt.

The KYW Newsradio All Local on Friday, Oct. 2, 2026 (evening edition):

• Tailgating changes for Eagles games will go into effect this Sunday, but not without input from fans who party in the parking lot before every home game.
• The sexual harassment trial for Delaware County's former emergency services director ends with a guilty verdict.
• The content creator who threw a cheesesteak at a longtime Pat’s steaks employee turned himself in. Police say he’ll face a summary offense of harassment.
• Philadelphia Democrats are calling for a Republican Pennsylvania state representative to resign over allegations that he went on a homophobic tirade about an openly gay lawmaker.
• A proposed ban on gifts to lawmakers took a key step in Harrisburg this week, clearing a State House committee with a unanimous vote, but not until after legislators had to take steps to force action.