Philadelphia police have arrested a man accused of attacking a man with autism while on SEPTA’s Broad Street Line two months ago. 

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Philadelphia police have arrested a man accused of attacking a man with autism while on SEPTA’s Broad Street Line two months ago. 
(Image credit: SEPTA Transit Police)

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Man seen on surveillance video attacking 25-year-old on SEPTA train is charged

Around 3 p.m. Friday, tears and final embraces came in abundance as students, faculty and alumni rallied on and around the steps of Hamilton Hall, the main University of the Arts building on South Broad Street. KYW's Nigel Thompson was there.







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Around 3 p.m. Friday, tears and final embraces came in abundance <a href="https://www.audacy.com/kywnewsradio/news/local/federal-lawsuits-university-of-the-arts-failure-to-give-warning-of-closure">as students, faculty and alumni rallied</a> on and around the steps of Hamilton Hall, the main University of the Arts building on South Broad Street. KYW's Nigel Thompson was there.
 
 
 
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UArts community 'stand up, fight back' with rally outside Hamilton Hall Friday

Gov. Shapiro took his budget campaign to South Philadelphia Friday morning to promote his plan for education spending. KYW education reporter Mike DeNardo was there. 





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Gov. Shapiro took his budget campaign to South Philadelphia Friday morning to promote his plan for education spending. KYW education reporter Mike DeNardo was there. 
 
 
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Shapiro serves breakfast at South Philly school, promotes plan for education spending

An 87-page bill that would bring significant changes to how Pennsylvania funds public schools could be up for a vote as early as Monday. Democrats say the plan would bring the funding formula back in line with the Constitution, but House Republicans say it’s a one-sided policy and won’t win enough GOP to clear the legislature. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports:





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An 87-page bill that would bring significant changes to how Pennsylvania funds public schools could be up for a vote as early as Monday. Democrats say the plan would bring the funding formula back in line with the Constitution, but House Republicans say it’s a one-sided policy and won’t win enough GOP to clear the legislature. KYW Suburban Bureau Chief Jim Melwert reports:
 
 
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Man seen on surveillance video attacking 25-year-old on SEPTA train is charged

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