Justin Udo is a journalist for Radio.com, focusing on local news in Pennsylvania, specifically in the Philadelphia area. Justin covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, sports, and politics, providing up-to-date and informative articles for CBS Radio.
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By: Justin Udo
Students from a nearly 100-year-old Delaware County school were finally able to return to classes Monday morning, two weeks after it was devastated by an after-school fire.
By: Justin Udo
With the arrest of 22 people, including the alleged ring-leader, a Philadelphia sex trafficking organization that for more than a decade had been taking advantage of vulnerable young women has been shut down.
By: Justin Udo
ConnectED is a new resource for families in Delaware County to get school-age children mental and behavioral health services. Leaders say the goal is to improve outcomes for kids inside and outside the classroom.
By: Justin Udo
Leaders of SEPTA’s largest union have the power to authorize a strike if they do not agree on a new contract with the agency before their current one expires in less than two weeks.
By: Justin Udo
A social services organization in the city is launching a special program aimed at helping Ukrainian refugees flourish on the job as well and in their daily lives.
By: Justin Udo
Pennsylvania’s attorney general has filed a breach-of-contract lawsuit against a company that owns several Delaware County hospitals. The suit is seeking money and new management for the county’s largest health care network.
By: Justin Udo
Bill Manlove, 92, amassed a record of 182 wins, 53 losses, and one tie in his tenure at Widener University. It consisted of more than a few undefeated seasons and two national championships — some of his fondest memories.
The record drought hitting Philadelphia is throwing its trees off their regular leave-dropping Fall schedule. Instead, trees are holding onto their leaves for longer and the repercussions could hit next year as they fall sooner.
By: Justin Udo
With just a few more days until Election Day, the candidates and their supporters are making last-minute stops throughout the Philadelphia region. Kamala Harris’ husband, Doug Emhoff, is in Philadelphia on her behalf for a church rally.
By: Justin Udo
Tanner Rouse, Delaware County’s first assistant to the district attorney, says local law enforcement has been working continuously and collectively for a smooth ballot-casting process on Nov. 5.
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