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PHILADELPHIA – A Baltimore man who brought class action litigation against SeaWorld and Sesame Place Philadelphia – charging that employees of the Sesame Street-themed park discriminated against his daughter, a Black child, during a meet-and-greet session with some of the park’s costumed characters – says that a deposition witness and cheerleader for the Philadelphia Eagles, has not complied with discovery requests and seeks to compel responses to those requests.

MEDIA – A local woman who alleged she was seriously injured at a Flag Day event in the Borough of Yeadon nearly four years ago when the support poles of an event tent were uprooted from the ground by a wind gust and struck her in the head, has settled her claims with the Borough and other defendants.

A Black Wisconsin Man claims he was racially profiled and wrongfully detained by a Wisconsin police officer while riding in a car with his grandmother and

Today's Water Cooler

SC grants DOJ request to transfer Degamo slay-related cases to Manila

5 personnel assigned as security detail to late NegOr Governor Degamo to face probe

PITTSBURGH – A batching operator at a Pennsylvania bottling plant alleges that a hose attached to clean-in-place unit separated from its apparatus and sprayed a mixture of harmful chemicals on her body, leading her to suffer severe burn injuries.

City officials revealed that Edith Patten, who died of consumption in 1891 at age 24, is the Woodlawn Cemetery Jane Doe.

“There’s so many questions, and these families are left with no answers. At least to know who did it, there’s more of an explanation.”

Ohio investigators were trying to identify human remains found decades ago when a tip led them to identify the remains of another person found dead almost 200 miles away, officials