Rough June for Jersey Shore Businesses June was not the best month for people who own businesses down the shore. What do proprietors think about July so far?
Phila. International Airport Unveils Baseball Exhibit Visitors and locals traveling through terminal A at Philadelphia International Airport can see an historical depiction of Philadelphia's long and storied baseball triumphs.
Phila. Man Sentenced in Gas Credit Card Scam A Philadelphia man is headed to jail in Montgomery County for using a company credit card to randomly buy gas for people at a South Philly Sunoco station.
2 Women Get Probation for Lying About Danieal Kelly Case Two women have been sentenced to probation for lying to Philadelphia authorities who were investigating the starvation and neglect death of a handicapped teen in 2006 -- the women were apparently trying to cover up for the victim's mother.
Burn Foundation Says Leave Fireworks to Professionals While there will be lots of professional fireworks shows over the Fourth of July weekend, some people want to be do-it-yourself-ers. The advice from The Burn Foundation is don't.
Nutter Introduces Parks and Rec Committee Members Mayor Nutter has introduced the members of the newly created commission on parks and recreation, after last November's ballot question in which voters overwhelmingly decided to abolish the more than 140-year-old Fairmount Park Commission.
Fireworks Shows Are On for Many Cash-Strapped Towns Several dozen communities across the country have canceled their Fourth of July fireworks displays because of the tight economy, but here in the Delaware Valley, the show will go on in most of the towns that usually celebrate.
Man Admits Sneaking Gun Onto Plane at PHL Airport An Arizona man has pleaded guilty to sneaking a handgun onto a jet at Philadelphia International Airport with the help of his roommate, a US Airways employee.
Jay Lloyd's Getaway: Check the Club Rules Beforehand! One of the most coveted weekend getaways is one that includes an invitation to a club -- golf, country, or yacht. But KYW's Jay Lloyd notes that it could lead to some minor embarrassments if you're not careful.
Michael Jackson Memorial Plans
Los Angeles officials outline plans for Tuesday's memorial service for Michael Jackson. (17:30)
Al Franken Declared The Winner
Senator-elect Al Franken (D-MN) held a press conference Tuesday afternoon after being declared winner of the U.S. Senate race. (13:17)
FDA Considers Painkiller Restrictions
Speaking to KYW's Ed Abrams, KYW medical editor Dr. Brian McDonough explains restrictions FDA officials could place on acetaminophen use in medications to reduce overdoses.(3:04)
Interview with Michael Jackson's Manager
Pittsburgh's KDKA Radio interview with Frank DiLeo, Michael Jackson's manager and Pittsburgh native who was at the hospital when Jackson died. (16:42)
Michael Jackson 9-1-1 Phone Call
The 911 call for help from Michael Jackson's home, released by the Los Angeles Fire Department. (2:00)
School Days with the 'King Of Pop'
WYSP's Danny Bonaduce talks with KYW's Al Novack about growing with and going to school with Michael Jackson and his brothers. (3:00)
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