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WMMR Will Host A Concert Next Month Celebrating Beloved DJ Pierre Robert

The music community, along with the radio airwaves, is still mourning the sudden passing of beloved WMMR DJ Pierre Robert, who died last month at 70. The disc jockey had been on the air for more than forty years in Philadelphia on rock station 93.3 WMMR. Roberts has famously told the story of traveling cross-country...
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Northern Delaware Ice Safety Alert: Officials Urge Wilmington Residents to Prepare for Freezing Rain...

Wilmington, DE – Delaware officials are warning residents to begin winter preparations immediately, emphasizing that freezing rain poses a much greater threat than snowfall across the region. With fluctuating temperatures expected this week, emergency managers say that even small amounts of ice can create widespread...
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Philadelphia Felon Sentenced to 45 Years for Meth Distribution and Weapons Charges

Norman Copper of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, who's had previous brushes with the law, faces a stark change in circumstance as United States District Judge Mark A. Kearney sentenced him to 45 years in prison following convictions for serious drug and firearm offenses, according to an announcement made by United States...
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Former Philadelphia Art Museum CEO accused of misappropriating funds, filing states

Sasha Suda, hired on a $720,000 annual salary, was fired Nov. 4 following a 12-0 board vote.
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Separate overnight shootings in Philadelphia leaves teen, man injured

Philadelphia police are investigating two separate overnight shootings that left one teen and one man injured. According to the Philadelphia Police Department, the first shooting happened around 9:30 p.m. on Friday, November 21, 2025, on the 2000 block of Wilmont Street. Police said officers responded to a nearby...
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From Pathmark to Bradlees, NJ Stores You’ll Never Forget

From Kmart to Bradlees, explore New Jersey’s forgotten stores with these exclusive pictures. Take a nostalgic peek at the places where childhood memories were made.
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Man allegedly shoots roommate after fight over girlfriend in Philadelphia’s Tacony section: police

A dispute about a woman ended with a man shooting his roommate in Philadelphia's Tacony neighborhood.
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Wilmington City Council pushing for stricter liquor store regulations

The Wilmington City Council members that represent the North Market Street corridor are looking to stem the rise in the amount of liquor stores in Northeast Wilmington. Councilwoman Shané Derby (2nd District) introduced a resolution urging state lawmakers to allow cities with more than 50,000 people to establish...
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Driver arrested after fleeing traffic stop in stolen vehicle, damaging several cars in Delaware...

Police say it all began when officers spotted a stolen vehicle on Sproul Road in Springfield, Delaware County and attempted to pull it over.
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Former Cecil County deputy sheriff sentenced for illegal searches on police database

A former Cecil County deputy sheriff was sentenced Tuesday to eight years in prison with all but six months suspended for illegal searches on a police database, according to the Maryland State Prosecutor’s Office.

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