June 17, 2019
Crime
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Jon Tuleya
One person was killed and at least seven others, including 4 juveniles, were injured when shots were fired into a crowd at a graduation party in Southwest Philly on Sunday night, Philadelphia police said.
January 1, 2019
Celebrities
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Jon Tuleya
Bam Margera, the former "Jackass" star who weeks ago hosted an open-invite party at his Chester County house, is heading back to rehab for alcohol.
January 1, 2019
Government
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Jon Tuleya
Could 2019 be the begining of the end of the plastic shopping bag in the Delaware Valley? They won't go completely extinct in the new year, but let's just say shoppers should get in the habit of keeping reusable bags handy.
January 1, 2019
Crime
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Jon Tuleya
A man in his 20s was found shot and killed in Philadelphia's Kensington neighborhood, less than 15 minutes after midnight on New Year's Day, according to Philadelphia police. It is being investigated as the first homicide in the city of 2019.
June 5, 2018
Politics
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Jon Tuleya
Upon rescinding the Philadelphia Eagles invitation to visit President Donald Trump at the White House, the president's press office promised a different celebration would go on in its place Tuesday for those who had traveled to Washington, D.C.
May 25, 2018
Travel
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Jon Tuleya
Strathmere: 2018 Jersey Shore beach guide
January 31, 2018
Super Bowl LII
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Jon Tuleya
Join the Philadelphia Eagles in Minneapolis for the Super Bowl and sample some excellent craft beer from breweries along the way.
April 20, 2017
History
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Jon Tuleya
In Philadelphia, the long history of professional baseball has had a cast of characters – some good, some bad – with the Phillies, Athletics and others. Below are photos of some of the ballparks and stadiums where the game has been played in the city.
January 9, 2017
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Jon Tuleya
Beer nerds and a science geeks have an opportunity to combine their passions.
January 2, 2017
Courts
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Jon Tuleya
The time-stamped trail created by Facebook has cost a Pennsylvania woman the chance to sue the doctors who misdiagnosed her Lyme disease, a state court has ruled. The nine-judge panel of the Pennsylvania Superior Court found plaintiff Nancy Nicolaou had missed the two-year window to file the malpractice claim against the physicians with the St. Luke's University Health Network who initially treated her.