Plus, explaining SEPTA’s decision to increase fares, and the story of Good Samaritans saving a local dog’s life.

Plus, a look ahead at the Eagles’ season.

Plus, how a broken bridge almost ruined your Labor Day down the Shore.

KYW’s Pat Loeb spent the week in Chicago. She recaps the biggest moments from the DNC.

Plus, Philadelphia’s role in - and reactions to - Olympic breaking.

Plus, a dog detective and real estate taxes on the rise.

Plus, we put the life of an iconic Philadelphia radio host in perspective, get the latest update on the Colored Girls Museum in Germantown, and check in on Camden’s attempts to resolve its trash-dumping problems.

After President Biden stepped out of the 2024 race, we analyze what that move could mean for our battleground state.

Plus, hear how the country’s first Black-owned swim club continues to break down barriers for swimming access, and why a New Jersey man uses his metal detector to find lost prized possessions…for free.

Plus, the tooth fairy visits sharks at the Adventure Aquarium!

Plus, previewing the Republican National Convention with a Pennsylvania perspective, and a couple stories tied to America’s 250th birthday.

Plus, Philly continues planning for America's 250th birthday in 2026, and King of Prussia gets ready for Netflix project.

Plus, National HIV Testing Day and Philadelphia City Hall gets a glow-up.

KYW Newsradio’s Matt Leon also looks at the legal woes of a local political powerbroker, and Juneteenth celebrations.

Plus, teen lawlessness on the Jersey Shore and looking back at the I-95 collapse one year later.

Plus, honoring Holocaust survivors, and the results of New Jersey's primary election.

We look at how ranked choice voting works, plus the pros and cons.

The role of standardized tests seems to have expanded in recent years. Is that a problem?

The schools that are most underfunded are often in communities of color. A new book investigates why.

America’s honeybee population is at an all-time high, after years of news that bees were under threat.

Millions of women are the victims of violence every year - we have tips on how to stay safe and vigilant.

Talking about mental health has become much more common, but many people still hesitate to seek help.

In some federal cases that affect government policy, plaintiffs have been able to pick their judge.

A lawsuit has changed how New Jersey's Democratic primary ballot will be designed this year. Could the change be permanent?

Solitary confinement can have terrible effects on mental health. A new lawsuit is trying to address that.