Philadelphia All Local

Philadelphia All Local

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  • Students and faculty gather at private vigil in honor of Lincoln University shooting victims
    The KYW Newsradio All Local on Tuesday, Oct. 28, 2025 (morning edition):
    A private vigil was held by students and faculty at Lincoln University for the seven people who were shot during the school’s homecoming celebration Saturday night.
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    A Republican in the Pennsylvania Senate wants to amend the state Constitution to prohibit what’s called “venue shopping,” where lawyers file civil lawsuits in counties where juries tend to be more generous.
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    Security officers were joined by elected officials and students on the campus of Temple University yesterday for a rally, demanding better wages from their employer, Allied Universal.
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    Recent stories around our region involving young women facing violence at the hands of someone they’ve dated are reigniting the conversation about teen dating violence and how to stop it.
    7 min
  • SEPTA less than halfway through fire inspections on aging rail cars
    The KYW Newsradio All-Local on Monday, Oct. 27, 2025 (evening edition):
    Students and faculty held a private vigil on the campus of Lincoln University, the scene of a deadly mass shooting during a homecoming celebration Saturday night.
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    A group of service providers gathered at Philadelphia City Hall to plead for a new state budget.
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    With four days until Friday’s deadline, SEPTA is less than halfway finished with fire inspections on its aging rail cars.
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    As Philadelphia decides what to do with the Roundhouse, preservationists are exploring how to repurpose the former police headquarters at 8th and Race.
    6 min
  • Suspects wanted after crashing stolen car into ambulance in Chinatown, police say
    The KYW Newsradio All Local for Monday, Oct. 27, 2025 (midday edition):
    Classes at Lincoln University are canceled today as authorities investigate a shooting that took place Saturday night.
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    Three people in an ambulance, including one patient, were injured after a stolen car from South Jersey crashed into it in Chinatown.
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    A new report finds that fines and fees keep juvenile offenders in Pennsylvania trapped in the justice system.
    5 min
  • Officials identify man killed in shooting at Lincoln University
    The KYW Newsradio All Local on Monday, Oct. 27, 2025 (morning edition):
    Officials have identified the man who was killed in Saturday night’s shooting during homecoming celebrations at Lincoln University, one of the country’s oldest historically Black universities.
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    A new report finds that fines and fees keep juvenile offenders in Pennsylvania trapped in the justice system.
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    Officials in Burlington County say a deal is in place to preserve a family farm, and a portion of it will be added to the adjacent county park.
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    The Eagles go into the bye week with a 6-2 record after dominating the Giants 38-20 at the Linc.
    6 min
  • 1 dead, 6 injured in shooting at Lincoln University in Chester County, Pa.
    The KYW Newsradio All Local on Sunday, Oct. 26, 2025 (evening edition)
    One person is dead and 6 injured after gunfire erupts last night during a homecoming celebration at Lincoln University – one of the oldest Historically Black Universities in the country.
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    Rather than mourn the death of Kada Scott, the 23-year-old's family participated in a balloon release outside the Art Museum steps this morning to honor her life.
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    Police in Phoenixville, Chester County, warning residents about a man who escaped from custody and he is considered to be dangerous.
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    Eagles go into the Bye Week with a 38-20 win over the Giants, getting some payback from their first matchup against New York.
    7 min
  • The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Sunday, October 26, 2025 (Morning Edition)
    At least one person has died, and six others hurt in a shooting at Lincoln University during a homecoming event last (Saturday) in Chester County.
    The shooting happened just before 9:30pm at the school's YardFest, celebrating homecoming weekend, causing a stampede as people ran for safety.
    This woman was visiting.
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    To Montgomery County now, where a 21-year-old man has been charged with attempted murder after police say he hit two police officers with his SUV in Plymouth Meeting on Friday...right across the street from the mall.
    KYW Newsradio's Sunny Morgan reports he's being held without bail.
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    A unique gathering in Center City today to commemorate the 30th anniversary of The Million Man March in Washington.
    People from different neighborhoods all around the city converging on LOVE Park for a rally and a ceremony.
    Organizers wanted this event to promote “unity, civic responsibility, wellness, economic empowerment, fatherhood, and community accountability among Black men and supporters.”
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    Early voting is open in New Jersey and voters are hitting the polls for a second day. .
    Democrat Mikie Sherrill and Republican Jack Ciattarelli are nearly neck-and-neck, and both have urged voters to vote early if they can. KYW Newsradio's Conner Barkon talked to people voting in Evesham Township…
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    After more than a quarter of a century, a Wildwood Boardwalk Water Park is coming down.
    We don't know yet what's going to replace it. KYW Newsradio's John McDevitt reports...
    6 min
  • NJ polls open for early in-person voting
    The KYW Newsradio All-Local: Saturday, Oct. 25, 2025 (Morning):
    The largest indictment in nearly a century from the office of the U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania.
    That’s how local and federal authorities described the takedown of a massive drug operation in Kensington on Friday morning.
    Police said the more than 30 people indicted were participating in a nearly decade-long conspiracy to distribute fentanyl, heroin, and crack and powder cocaine. KYW’ Newsradio's Nigel Thompson has the details.
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    Polls are open Saturday for early in-person voting in New Jersey. They're open every day through next Sunday, Nov. 2. The governor’s race is on top of the ticket, and all of the general assembly seats are on the ballot. KYW Newsradio's South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty has a preview.
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    The Department of Justice says they will send federal election observers to New Jersey at the request of the state Republican Party ahead of next month's election. Republicans say federal intervention is necessary to ensure an accurate vote count, citing previous cases of voter fraud. The DOJ will monitor polling sites in Passaic County in North Jersey, where two city councilmen are accused of orchestrating a mail-in ballot scheme back in 2020. Passaic County is heavily Latino, but the longtime Democratic stronghold went for Trump in last year's presidential race. The New Jersey Attorney General's Office calls the DOJ's efforts "highly inappropriate for the federal government to interfere" in the election. DOJ is also planning to monitor polling sites in parts of California.
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    Police in Montgomery County are investigating reports that someone may be leaving screws in driveways in an act of apparent vandalism. Abington Township police officers say they've received multiple reports in the Ardsley neighborhood. They say the one thing all those homes have in common is that they have what they describe as "certain political signs" in the yard. They did not elaborate on what those signs were, or if they favor one political point of view or another. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Abington Police Department.
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    There's a new docuseries about one of the most beloved professional athletes in Philadelphia history. It's called "ALLEN IV3RSON," with the guard's famous number-3 replacing the "e" in Iverson. Dave Uram spoke with the filmmaker.
    6 min
  • Federal authorities dismantle massive drug operation in Kensington
    Local and federal authorities performed what they call a historic drug raid in the city’s Kensington neighborhood.
    The U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District says the 33-person indictment is the largest to come out of the district in a century.
    KYW's Nigel Thompson joins us from the Police Department's 24th-25th District, where police and the FBI held a press conference.
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    Two police officers are hospitalized after they were hit by a driver in Plymouth Township. As we hear from KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert, one of the officers was run over multiple times
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    A large water main break has created a mess in North Philadelphia. A car was stuck in a sinkhole and several homes were flooded.
    KYW's Sunny Morgan has more...
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    Friday is the first day federal employees are going entirely without pay because of the ongoing government shutdown.
    Air traffic controllers are among them, and that's starting to have ripple effects at airports nationwide.
    US Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy stopped at Philly International today to highlight the problem.
    And as KYW’s Justin Udo tells us, the secretary says he’s willing to freeze his own federal pay during this time, to stand in solidarity with those workers.
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    Philadelphia isn't just the birthplace of America but home to all sorts of firsts, like the nation's first hospital, zoo and university, and the invention of the slinky.
    To celebrate America's 250th birthday next year, 52 weeks of firsts will be highlighted throughout the city.
    KYW's John McDevitt has the details....
    7 min
  • Man arrested at West Chester 'No Kings' protest for carrying gun faces federal charges
    The KYW Newsradio All Local on Friday, Oct. 24, 2025 (midday edition):
    Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro is in a back-and-forth with federal officials over SEPTA’s budget crisis.
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    A Chester County man who showed up at a June “No Kings” protest with guns and a bayonet now faces bomb-making charges in federal court.
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    They're being called "first-ivals" -- weekly festivals planned from January through December of next year highlighting Philly's first happenings, institutions and creations. It's all a part of America's 250th birthday celebrations.
    5 min
  • How this New Jersey township is turning trash into treasure
    The KYW Newsradio All Local on Friday, Oct. 24, 2025 (morning edition):
    The Philadelphia Medical Examiner’s Office determined 23-year-old Kada Scott was shot in the head. Her alleged killer, Keon King, has now been charged with murder. Investigators are working to identify the person they say helped King move her body.
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    Philadelphia City Council plans to hold hearings on how the criminal justice system treats victims of domestic violence. The hearings are a response to the murder of Kada Scott and missteps made before her death.
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    After a North Penn High School student brought a gun into the building on Tuesday, the school board took time at the start of its meeting on Thursday to address concerns about school safety.
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    A new facility in Egg Harbor Township is capturing the emissions from a landfill and turning them into renewable natural gas.
    7 min

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