“Many of us spend a lot of time here, we sleep here, it's like home, so we all feel the same way someone does when there is a fire in their home,” said Kevin Yerger, chief of the Goodwill Fire Company.
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“Many of us spend a lot of time here, we sleep here, it's like home, so we all feel the same way someone does when there is a fire in their home,” said Kevin Yerger, chief of the Goodwill Fire Company.
A Philadelphia man who authorities said tried to abduct a teenage girl from the Willow Grove Park Mall in Abington Township was convicted by a jury of a felony charge of false imprisonment of a minor.
Howard Holland, who previously served as chief of police in Downingtown and began leading the prison the day before convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante escaped, will be officially appointed as the warden soon.
Luke Kyberd’s description was recognised by an officer who knew his face from previous offences.
The businesses near TD Garden are hoping for extended playoff runs from the Celtics and Bruins to maximize economic productivity, while police are cautioning fans to watch out for counterfeit tickets.
Swifties got a double dose of sweet torture at 2 a.m. when Swift dropped another 15 tracks and announced that “The Tortured Poets Department” is a double album.
This isn’t the breakup album — or the new-love album — you might’ve expected.
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is issuing new rules and advice to address reports of tiredness among air traffic controllers. To reduce the danger of exhaustion and overwork, the controllers will be required to take 12 hours off before midnight shifts and 10 hours off between shifts in general, FAA Administrator Michael Whitaker said in…
Simpson left behind two daughters and two sons, ranging in age from 35 to 55. He also had a daughter who died shortly before her second birthday.
The raised Yellow Line monorail service in Bangkok is suspended until midnight, to allow for repairs and a thorough inspection, following an incident in which metal debris fell from the…
President Biden worked to appeal to union workers Friday by bashing former President Trump for inheriting his wealth. The president painted a picture of his upbringing compared to Trump’s while talking at a Washington, D.C., conference for the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW), a big labor group that has endorsed his re-election.
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All national parks and monuments are free to visit on the opening day of National Park Week.
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The protesters demanded that the EU stops funding Ugandan President Yoweri Museveni’s regime.
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Economy
USMCA trade deal should exempt Canada from plan, ambassador to the U.S. says