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Boundary line to be moving into our area midday. So about lunchtime look for the clouds to start stretching into the area. And just behind that were going to have this cold front bring in some shower activity and possibly even scattered thunderstorms later in the afternoon. Ill be back with more details on that plus a look at the tenday. Rosemary. Day two of the dad vail regatta and the rowers are trying to get in a full day of races before the afternoon showers and storms that karen just mentio...

Winners picked the lucky numbers. Get ready for s5. Sauers showers. Its bright and sunny outside, but more rain into the delaware valley. Keep the umbrella handy if youre heading outside, meteorologist chris sowers is outside, bright skies, but rain later this morning. Reporter you wouldnt thing that, its cool and crisp, no humidity in the air and barely a cloud in the sky. Later on, as we flip it to the numbers, later on, things could get active, as a cold front approaches from the west, it cou...

The center city skyline from our Temple University camera, you can see the sun shining on top of skyscrapers, dont get too excited just yet. Keep the umbrella handy as you head out today. We hate to say it, more rain is on the way. Chris sowers you come into the conversation with accuweather you get to bear the bad news, and not the me. Reporter heres the good news, the last of the bad news. Lets get you outside and show you whats going on. Its a dreary pattern for the last few weeks, actually, ...

No more 3 00 a. M. Closings on friday and saturday. Those hours have become vital to the thriving hospitality in the city. We cant count high enough to describe how much metro contributed to the success of the Greater Washington area. A member of the Greater Washington board of trade says there hasnt been a region not improved but now there isnt one wont be affected. A lot of social stuff going on. But i guess it is the only day they can do it. Board of trade and other Business Concerns through ...

Olive "Tootsie" Mae Smith, beloved mother and grandmother, passed away on May 23, 2024. A celebration of life will be held on May 28th.

Annie Mae Smith was born on May 4, 1924. She's lived through many eras marked by both the oppression and resilience of Black Americans.

Mae Smith celebrated her first lifetime training victory on Friday afternoon, April 5 at Buffalo Raceway as she sent out her 11-year-old trotter Pepin Coolie ($7.60) to win the $10,000 seventh race in 2:00.4.

115-miles of cities in the U.S. are getting ready for up to four minutes of complete darkness Monday, April 8. Southern Illinois, however, is not just going to sit back and watch.    “We are featuring a variety of events [in] what we’re dubbing the Southern Illinois Crossroads Eclipse Festival,” said Sarah Vanvooren, director of...

While most families enjoy traditions surrounding Thanksgiving and Christmas, some also ring in the new year with conventions of their own.

Joseph “Joe” Ellsworth Burns, 93, of The Villages, Fla., peacefully passed away Tuesday after a short battle with brain cancer. Joe was born Nov. 13, 1930, to Joe and Gwen Burns of Altoona. After graduating from Altoona High School and serving two years in the Marine Reserves, Joe joined the Air Force. He served four […]