City officials have upgraded charges against four teens involved in the shooting outside a West Philadelphia mosque earlier this month. Listen for the details. 





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City officials have upgraded charges against four teens involved in the shooting outside a West Philadelphia mosque earlier this month. Listen for the details. 
 
 
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City officials upgrade charges against 4 teens involved in Eid al-Fitr shooting

Delaware County Council voted to remove Emergency Services Director Tim Boyce Friday, saying the decision was based on sufficient information gained from multiple sources regarding unacceptable workplace behavior.







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Delaware County Council voted to remove Emergency Services Director Tim Boyce Friday, saying the decision was based on sufficient information gained from multiple sources regarding unacceptable workplace behavior.
 
 
 
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Delco emergency services director fired amid sexual misconduct, discrimination allegations

The state trooper seen on video arresting a city official and her husband on the Schuylkill Expressway two months ago is no longer with Pennsylvania State Police. KYW’s Conner Barkon has more.





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The state trooper seen on video arresting a city official and her husband on the Schuylkill Expressway two months ago is no longer with Pennsylvania State Police. KYW’s Conner Barkon has more.
 
 
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Trooper who arrested city official and her husband on Schuylkill Expressway no longer with Pa. State Police

Target says it is pulling its LGBTQ Pride Month merchandise from some stores this year. This is a response to last year's backlash against these products, but the store is also concerned for the safety of its employees and customers after confrontations erupted last year. Target blamed the backlash in part for its drop in sales.

If you still want your Target Pride merch, the full assortment t will be offered online.

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Target says it is pulling its LGBTQ Pride Month merchandise from some stores this year. This is a response to last year's backlash against these products, but the store is also concerned for the safety of its employees and customers after confrontations erupted last year. Target blamed the backlash in part for its drop in sales.
If you still want your Target Pride merch, the full assortment t will be offered online.
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City officials upgrade charges against 4 teens involved in Eid al-Fitr shooting

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