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Pa. Primary Results Yield Winners And Losers
Philadelphia City Controller Alan Butkovitz was an early winner as ballots from the Pennsylvania primary election are being tallied.
Police: Family Kept More Than 80 Animals Inside Pa. Mobile Home
Lt. Thomas Shumaker says the animals included turtles, potbellied pigs, chickens, exotic birds, ducks, cats and dogs.
Lancaster County Runaway Mom Speaks Out To Dr. Phil
Brenda Heist, the Lancaster County woman who resurfaced in Florida last month 11 years after she disappeared, talked to Doctor Phil McGraw in an interview broadcasted Monday on CBS3.
Social Security Administration Releases Annual List Of Most Popular Baby Names
Results for both Pennsylvania and New Jersey were fairly consistent with the national list of the most popular names.
Local Memorial Day Parades & Ceremonies
Celebrate Memorial Day at one of these local parades and events.
Sestak Says He Will Not Run For Pa. Governor But May Run For Senate
Former U.S. Rep. Joe Sestak told The Associated Press on Tuesday that he won’t run for governor next year but is strongly considering a rematch against Republican Sen. Pat Toomey in 2016.
Some Pa. Colleges Now Allow Students To Carry Guns
At least five Pennsylvania state-owned universities are now allowing guns on campus after the state’s lawyers concluded that an outright ban on weapons was likely unconstitutional.
Two Pa. Winners To Split $500,000 Lottery Jackpot
Two winners on opposite sides of the state will be sharing a $500,000 jackpot.
North Carolina Company Recalls Ice Cream Sold In 10 States, Including Pa.
A dairy company is voluntarily recalling ice cream produced in Winston-Salem and distributed to 10 states that don’t identify possible allergens because the product is packed in the wrong containers.
Fugitive Wanted For 2 Pa. Shootings Caught In Western NY
Officials say Jones is among the Philadelphia Police Department’s most wanted fugitives.
Pa. Supreme Court Grapples With Judge Retirement Age
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court is considering whether to invalidate a portion of the state constitution that requires judges to retire by the end of the year once they turn 70.
3 On Your Side: The New High
Chris May has this 3 On Your Side warning about the new high that may be growing in the garden.
Transgender Student May Wear Boy’s Graduation Gown
A transgender student in central Pennsylvania will be allowed to wear a boy’s colors to next month’s graduation ceremony but will be identified by his female name, a resolution the American Civil Liberties Union said Monday doesn’t go far enough.
Singer-Songwriter Protests Pa. College’s Stance On Homosexuality
Messiah students and staff have to sign a “community covenant” promising to avoid homosexual behavior, as well as premarital sex.
Debate About Liquor Privatization Continues On WPHT
On Thursday, WPHT’s Dom Giordano spoke to Deb Beck, President of Drug and Alcohol Services Providers of Pennsylvania, about why she is against privatization.



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