John Atwater's Blog

Here’s a quick rundown of what we’re covering on the 6 p.m. News Saturday, February 23.  Feel free to chime in with any ideas you may have.

 

 

We’re covering a tragic story that sadly happens too often.  Overnight, police tell us a man, sleeping with his two-month-old, accidentally rolled on the child and killed him.  You’ll see interview with local agencies that are trying to send the message that sleeping with infants is dangerous.

 

We’re also covering a strange murder outside a bar in Delaware County.  Julie Kim is talking to police at a 4 p.m. news conference.  She’ll have details on the investigation.

 

The Guardian Angels are coming to South Jersey.  They have been conducting interviews this week as they try to control crime in Millville.  We’ll introduce you to some of the people who say they only way to stop the crime is to patrol the streets themselves.

 

Ever hop on a tour bus in Philadelphia?  Did you know that those guides aren’t always licensed?  Well, some city council members want to make sure what you’re hearing is accurate.  Bruce Gordon tells us what steps they’re taking to make sure you’re not hearing lies.

 

Dr. Brian will tell us why blood work is so important when you head to the doctor.

 

We’ll tell you why the Inquirer and Daily News building may soon change hands and tell you about the changes you may see on the street.

 

You’ve probably noticed prices inching up at the grocery store.  Consumer reporter Michelle Williams reports on how you can save money when you throw your food into your cart.  She explores how online coupons can save you cash.