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They attacked a sketchyearold man walking by. This happened in the middle of the day and police want these two guys off the streets. Good evening, im iain page. Im lucy noland. The guy they wailed on wants them off the street and hes talking only to fox 29. Dave schratwieser is live at the Philadelphia Police headquarte headquarters. Dave, brave guy. Reporter lucy, no doubt about it. Len pell tells us he lived in Port Richmond for over 30 years and never been the victim of a crime before until n...

45 degrees. Still seeing gusty winds. Winds gusting to 33 miles an hour in philadelphia. Gusting to 31 in trenton. And that wind will be a factor in our forecast over the next several days. Well watch this area of low pressure in the lower midwest move to our south but that plume of moisture will expand and it will be cold enough with an arctic front moving through to see rain rapidly change to snow during the Early Morning hours. As we go hour by hour you can see the clear skies with clouds bui...

The family of a wrongly convicted Black teen who was the youngest person to ever be executed in Pennsylvania is suing Delaware County.

Alexander McClay Williams was executed in Pennsylvania in 1931 for a crime he didn't commit. His family is now bringing a lawsuit against the state and Delaware...

The family of a teen who was executed in Pennsylvania in 1931 filed a lawsuit on Monday, May 20 seeking damages.

Alexander McClay Williams was posthumously exonerated in June 2022.

The family of a wrongly convicted Black teen who was the youngest person to ever be executed in Pennsylvania is suing Delaware County.

Alexander McClay Williams was executed in Pennsylvania in 1931 for a crime he didn't commit. His family is now bringing a lawsuit against the state and Delaware...

The family of Alexander McClay Williams, a Black teen who was executed in Pennsylvania after being convicted of murder in 1931, have filed a lawsuit nearly 100 years after his death.

By the time he reached his 16th birthday, Alexander McClay Williams had achieved a dubious distinction at the Glen Mills School for Boys, a facility for adjudicated youth in Thornbury. Assigned there in 1926 when he was 12 by Delaware County Judge W. Roger Fronefield because he had set fire to a barn on Baltimore […]