Ryan Hughes
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High expectations for Eagles' Super Bowl LVII economic impact
Tourism officials say during Red October, the Phillies helped bring in $78 million for the local economy and they expect the Eagles helped generate millions as well. → Read More
Viral videos of 89-year-old Eagles fan performing victory dance
Marybelle Alston loves to groove to the music, and the die-hard Eagles fan calls this her victory dance. → Read More
Father, 5-year-old son taken to hospital after double shooting: police
Police say the shooting happened just before 9 p.m. in the 12700 block of Verda Drive in Northeast Philadelphia. → Read More
Sisters of Saint Francis of Philadelphia updates Eagles prayer
The sisters recited an Eagles prayer they wrote in 2018, but updated some of the words to reflect this thrilling season. → Read More
Pennsylvania Liquor Control Board raises liquor, wine prices
For instance, a $25 bottle of wine will now cost you $26. → Read More
2 found dead in garage of Paulsboro, NJ home
Investigators say it appears the deaths may have been caused by carbon monoxide. → Read More
Woman found decapitated inside Northeast Philly home: police
Sources say the crime scene looks like something out of a horror movie. → Read More
Mehmet Oz's Jersey ties may have sunk him in PA Senate race
During the campaign, Fetterman continuously attacked Oz's ties to New Jersey both on social media and in TV ads. → Read More
Phillies Game 4 block party at Citizens Bank Park kicks off
Fans are partying outside Citizens Bank Park as the Phils are now only two wins away after shutting down Houston on Tuesday night. → Read More
"We're back baby": Fans are pumped after Phillies advanced to NLCS for first time since 2010
Phillies fever has taken over the city after the team topped the Braves, 8-3, on Saturday night to advance to their first NLCS since 2010. → Read More
Another family burying teen as Philadelphia's gun violence epidemic continues
Jeremiah Wilcox, 13, was shot and killed in West Oak Lane on Monday night. → Read More
14-year-old boy dies after quintuple shooting outside Roxborough High School, police say
Investigators say all five victims were football players and were shot after a scrimmage. → Read More
Man arrested after violently slamming cat on concrete, throwing it in dumpster in West Deptford
Video obtained by CBS Philadelphia shows Christopher Pozzi slamming the cat on the ground for no apparent reason. → Read More
Outdated system led to Schuylkill Expressway being overwhelmed by heavy rain: PennDOT
PennDOT is blaming an outdated system for Tuesday's flooding of I-76, → Read More
East Penn Railroad train derailment in Chester County part of "very scary" trend
The FRA says there have been seven other derailments involving the East Penn Railroad since 2011. → Read More
Train derailment leaves mangled mess of rail cars just feet from Chester County home
For the second time in about two years, rail cars were offloaded and lifted after landing in a woman's backyard near Coatesville, Chester County. → Read More
Sharon Hill community demands transparency after heavily redacted report on police killing of Fanta Bility
Three weeks ago, an administrative probe into the department's use of force was released but 85% of it was redacted. → Read More
Mt. Holly Motorsports in Burlington County closed for foreseeable future after 3-alarm fire
Fire officials say the fire started in the warehouse area, but what caused it is still unknown. → Read More
"It's been hell" for South Jersey residents still dealing with foul odor in homes from chemical leak
People complained of the foul-smelling odor in Gloucester and Camden Counties and even into parts of Philadelphia. → Read More
"It's been hell" for South Jersey residents still dealing with foul odor in homes from chemical reaction
People complained of the foul-smelling odor in Gloucester and Camden Counties and even into parts of Philadelphia. → Read More