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Action News reporter Karen Rogers got behind the wheel for a crash course in driving in wintry weather.
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The loophole we first found in our investigation into Philadelphia's top ticket scofflaws allows people with too many parking tickets to simply swap out tags.
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The "Boys of Summer" are getting ready to take the field in a few weeks for spring training. But many of them have been in action over the winter months with various personal projects.
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The city of Philadelphia will go from boots to benches to try to get its parking money.
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An Action News Investigation finds a loophole so big you could drive a truck through it.
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The social networking site Facebook has hundreds of millions of users worldwide. Many of them say they just can't get enough.
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We have an update now on an exclusive story we brought you Friday about Philadelphia's biggest scofflaws.
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Philadelphia's financial problems are deep, and well-documented. Everyone is looking for some sort of solution.
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Get an exclusive look at the Volt, which General Motors says uses cutting edge technology.
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Infomercial products are a $100-billion-a-year business. There are infomercials for exercise equipment, kitchen gadgets, and of course, products you never thought you needed.
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Many people pledge to get fit in the New Year, but keeping on track can be tough.
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We call our report "It's a Shame" because of the deplorable state of Philadelphia police facilities, including the headquarters.
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Millions of dollars have been set aside, but little of it has been spent.
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Want to wage war against financial headaches? Your best weapons are online and almost all of them are free of charge!
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The makers of a dental appliance promise to give you a Hollywood smile in a snap and at the fraction of the cost.
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A company in our area is offering the kind of personalized care many of people dream of. But is it too good to be true?
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Unfortunately, it doesn't matter how careful you are, your personal information is out there.
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Two well known local businesses are closed for now due to mice running rampant.
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A story of a mother and a daughter who overcome a disability by living their lives.
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Many financial experts say it could be your key to getting easy money now or building a nest egg for your future.
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The holidays can be a danger for dogs who have a habit of swallowing things they shouldn't.
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This is a case of women who've found compromising pictures of themselves all over the internet, and the man who says he owns the pictures, and can do what he wants with them.
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A recent decision by the Vatican that could have profound repercussions.
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An increasingly common trend in relationships: older women seeking younger men.
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The perfect plants for the not-so-perfect gardener
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Major companies looking at mom to mom advice for a business opportunity
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Philadelphia is turning to new tactics to catch litterers....
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How to get through special occasions during tough economic times
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At least a dozen consumers say a local company isn't providing the tombstones and grave markers they paid for.
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One woman learns the hard way to be wary of some online money making programs.
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A sport using a tennis ball and man's best friend.
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Home exchanging could save you thousands of dollars on vacation
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Ralph suffered a severe stroke back in June and is now on the road to recovery.
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Some advice is common sense but other tips may surprise you.
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Outbursts in recent weeks raises the question of civility in our society
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Some former reality stars say the instant stardom is one reality they didn't exactly what they signed up for.
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Our 4-legged friends are taking over the ballroom!
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The food you eat may not work well with your blood type, one doctor says.
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The history of Father Divine and how one man claims he is the rightful successor.
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Megan's Law is designed to provide the public access to names and addresses of convicted sex offenders.
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Using up the total amount on rebate cards is no longer the end of the story.
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