- Outstanding small businesses in Philly awarded relief grants during pandemic
- Amid pandemic, Philadelphia’s esports team continues to play with few glitches
- Jason Kelce happy to get back to work as Eagles continue training camp
- Big Ten, Pac-12 Officially Call Off Fall Sports
- Philly man convicted of organizing sex trafficking ring sentenced to decades in prison
- Officials investigate ‘issues’ at Mariner East II pipeline work sites
- On day 1 of emergency hearing, City Council searches for solutions to Philly’s 30% uptick in gun violence
- Joe Biden Names Kamala Harris as His Running Mate
- Philadelphia makes headway against COVID-19 as federal officials visit to observe strategy
- Pa. health officials: National labs now able to turn COVID-19 test results around sooner
- Police body camera footage leaked in George Floyd case
- Two or three layers best to protect against virus, study finds
- DA says Allentown cop’s use of force was justified
- Police need help identifying 10-year-old girl seen running shoeless in South Philly
- Police offer reward for arrest of driver who struck, killed bicyclist on Ridge Avenue
- Video of Allentown cops restraining man sparks protest, calls for suspension
- Video: Police searching for driver of overnight hit-and-run in Fairhill
- ‘An imperfect storm’: Commissioner Outlaw discusses gun violence surge amid pandemic, calls to defund police
- 30 people shot over Fourth of July weekend; 7 dead, including child, teen
- Philly says no to indoor dining, gyms as plans to go 'green' are scaled back
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Local Therapist Weighs In As Controversial Netflix Show Returns
The contraversial Netflix drama "13 Reasons Why" which is about teen suicide has returned for a second season. So what are the psychological implications of kids being exposed to such a show? KYW"s Hadas Kuznits reports: