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This weeks podcast delves into Philadelphias unique stories, from the Delco Pooper case to a fans lawsuit against the Eagles. Porch pirates make headlines, and Wawa continues to outshine Sheetz. Lastly, a mystery package hut at Christmas Village sparks excitement and curiosity.

Delaware Governor Matt Meyer intervenes in a high-profile immigration case, advocating for Victor Acurio Suarez, a disabled Ecuadorian immigrant facing potential gang violence in his home country. Suarez, who cannot live independently and has autism and aphasia, was arrested after seeking help from an immigration officer. The governors letter urging compassion and Suarezs release has raised hopes, but the impact on the immigration system remains uncertain.

Brace yourselves for a frigid weekend, with temperatures barely climbing out of the thirties. Saturday and Sunday will be cold and windy, but dry. Next week, expect a temperature rollercoaster, with Monday bringing back the cold. Holiday travelers, note a small chance of rain or snow showers by Tuesday and scattered showers on Christmas morning. Stay warm and keep an eye on the forecast.

Tragic hit-and-run in Philadelphias Feltonville leaves community in shock; victim identified, driver sought; police urge witnesses to come forward.

New CDC study reveals nearly 1 in 5 U.S. adults, 48 million people, experiencing long COVID symptoms. Self-reported cases include fatigue, brain fog, breathing difficulties. Women and younger adults more affected. Public health challenge as millions navigate lingering effects.

Philadelphia 76ers stun New York Knicks in upset win, snapping their six-game streak. Tyrese Maxey leads with 30 points, Andre Drummond shines with 19 points and 13 rebounds, including three 3-pointers. Knicks Jalen Brunson struggles in the fourth quarter, finishing with 22 points. Sixers host Dallas, Knicks face Miami in their next games.

Perseverance Rover Collects First Mars Rock Sample: A Giant Leap Towards Understanding Ancient Life on Mars

One in three Americans are not getting enough sleep, a study reveals, impacting their energy, mood, and health. Long-term sleep deficiency can lead to serious health issues and cognitive impairment. Factors like stress, work demands, and electronic device use contribute to this problem. Experts recommend a consistent sleep schedule, a dark and quiet bedroom, and avoiding screens, heavy meals, and alcohol before bed. Prioritizing sleep is crucial for public health, requiring individual effort and public health initiatives.