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- Consumer Reports says Tesla's new autopilot feature raises serious safety concerns
- Man charged with 1981 murder of his wife waives preliminary hearing
- Kenney looking forward to working with some new city officials, councilmembers
- Olde Kensington-based Cadence ranked No. 1 new restaurant in country
- Bipartisan effort to reform Pa. professional licensing laws
- Philly DA again urges new trial for Meek Mill
- Camden homeless shelter is expanding — both in size and services
- Habitat for Humanity building 20 affordable homes in Sharswood
- Fresh sound, new look for KYW Newsradio
- Motorcycle donated to Philadelphia police in memory of former officer
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1-On-1 with Matt LeonJackie Neary - The Ultimate Victory
Ground breaking court decision opens door for Philly firefighters who get cancer
A Philadelphia Firefighter is the face of a case that has opened the door to allow more firefighters to be compensated by the city if they get cancer. As KYW Community Affairs reporter Cherri Gregg explains cancer is a hazard of the job.