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Upper Dublin Mom Admits Abusing Adopted Daughter
UPPER DUBLIN, Pa. (CBS) - A Montgomery County mother is staring at the possibility of jail time after admitting in court that she physically abused her three-year-old adopted daughter. Theresa McNulty...
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Montgomery County Prosecutors Seek To Move Accused Killer From Mental...
By Brad Segall NORRISTOWN, PA (CBS) — Montgomery County prosecutors are asking a judge to move an accused killer from Upper Merion out of a mental hospital and back to the county prison while he awaits...
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Parents, Activists Take To Streets, Rallying Community To Save Schools
By: Mark Abrams PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Parents and activists staged a demonstration outside a Philadelphia charter school and a high school slated to close because of budget woes. Fight for Philly and...
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Expert Advice On How To Enjoy Thanksgiving While On A Diet
By Pat Loeb PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Who doesn’t love Thanksgiving? The answer: dieters. The holiday about food can be hard to navigate if you’re trying to cut back, but a local expert has some helpful...
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Hunger Games Has The Odds In Its Favor For A Second Straight Weekend
By Bill Wine PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — The Hunger Games, hungry for more, remains on fire. The record-setting sequel, The Hunger Games: Catching Fire, the highest-grossing November release in movie history,...
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2013 IN REVIEW: Same-Sex Marriage In Pennsylvania
By Brad Segall NORRISTOWN, Pa. (CBS) — The Register of Wills in Montgomery County stirred the pot this summer when he began issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples. That brought about a lawsuit...
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New Survey Finds More Readers Choosing Traditional Books Over Electronic...
By Michelle Durham PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Now that readers have electronic options, are they opting for those in lieu of regular books? A recent Pew Charitable Trust study found the answer was no. 69% of...
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Hundreds Of Men Gather At St. Joe’s For Spirituality Seminar
By Hadas Kuznits PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — About 1300 men gathered at St. Joseph’s University for the 6th annual “Man Up Philly” spirituality conference on Saturday. “We’re just so excited that so many men...
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Lawmakers Mull Update of Pennsylvania Organ Donation Law
By Tony Romeo HARRISBURG, Pa. (CBS) — State lawmakers heard emotional testimony this week on a bill that would update Pennsylvania’s organ donation law. With her eight-year-old son hooked up to a...
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At Independence Hall, Echoes of a Public Proclamation 238 Years Ago
By John Ostapkovich PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Independence National Historical Park today marked 238 years since the first public reading of the Declaration of Independence, four days after it was adopted...
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More Than 10,000 Expected to Attend Soccer Coaches’ Convention in Philadelphia
By Mike Dougherty PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — Some of the biggest names in soccer are in Philadelphia this week for the convention of the National Soccer Coaches Association of America. Soccer legend Pelé is...
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Crews Putting Final Touches On Philadelphia Flower Show
By Kristen Johanson PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – Final preparations for the 2015 Philadelphia Flower Show are underway at the Convention Center. Floral designers are feverishly working to finish their unique...
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Governor Christie To South Jersey Biz: Looking Good, But….
CHERRY HILL, N.J. (CBS) — New Jersey Governor Chris Christie addressed the South Jersey Chamber of Commerce in Cherry Hill on Wednesday, touting the achievements of his administration while issuing...
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