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Video showing the gunman hoping the public can help identify h him. Theyre trying everything possible. Just praying right now. Reporter Philadelphia Police dispatcher Michelle Lynn walk out of the hospital of the university of pennsylvania wednesday afternoon still shaken over a shooting that has left her husband edward in critical condition. Hes a fighter. Hes strong. Hes doing the best he can right now. Running around here with these guns and stuff it dont stop nothing for nobody. Reporter sur...

I like it, mikey like y. Yes, we still have the view of fourth and market which we always loved. It has all of the primary colors, the the blue, red, it works. It is bright. Yes. Maybe biggest anchor table i have ever seen in my life. So lets give you a wide shot. This studio was a lot smaller before. Remember you came in for your audition. Yes, do i remember. Darker, smaller. We have all this space behind us. Look at all that blue floor. Beautiful. By the way you are in charge of keeping that s...

LET’S BEGIN WITH a Jeopardy question. “This book is filled with trivial information.” Answer, “What is the Hand-Book Almanac of the Pacific States”?

The Sandown-class minehunters, formerly HMS Shoreham and HMS Grimsby, now renamed Cherkasy and Chernihiv after being transferred to Ukraine last year, arrived in Portsmouth on Thursday following a two-day voyage from Scotland

Nice ice, baby: Ice yachting took hold in the Hudson Valley more than 200 years ago, and its legacy lives on today.

Drexel Hill man spends Christmas with George Washington at Washington's Crossing

ELKTON — In more than 20 years as a reporter for the Cecil Whig, I’ve had my share of odd stories. But this is the time of year when two

In the late 1700s, when young boys were taught the art of navigation, it was common that they would have used a workbook to write out their examples,

A line of four flags over Jules Simoneau Plaza – also an MST transit station – at the corner of Munras Avenue and Tyler Street in downtown Monterey greets all

On Tuesday, May 16, Edward E. Keyse will portray Commodore John C. Carter at the Wayne County Civil War Round Table program.