A staple for families and curious minds alike will close its doors for good at the end of Sunday. Parents brought their kids to see the iconic exhibits for the first and last time, and plenty more came to take a final stroll around and relive those childhood memories at the 198-year-old institution.

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What has happened to the Phillies? Three weeks ago, they were fighting for the division championship. Now, they're fighting just to make the playoffs on Game 162 today. Because of this weekend's nor'easter, today's Phillies game has been moved up.

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The Eagles are getting ready for Monday Night Football against the Bears, who will be without starting quarterback Caleb Williams.

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Penn State was upset at home last night by Wisconsin 24-20. The Nittany Lions had a 10-point lead entering the fourth quarter and blew it.

In Egg Harbor Township, police said nine people (and a dog) were rescued from a couple of flooded motels.

Emergency responders went to the Travel Inn and New Sea Breeze motels around 9 a.m. Saturday to do well-being checks for the storm.

That's where they found 2-3 feet of water filling the rooms on the first floor. There was also a small fire in one of the rooms in the Travel Inn. Crews took those inside to warming centers.

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A man has died two years after he was shot during an assassination attempt on President Donald Trump at a rally in Butler, Pennsylvania.

James Copenhaver was 76.

He was in the bleachers during a campaign rally when a 20-year-old gunman opened fire from a nearby rooftop, grazing Trump’s right ear with one bullet. Copenhaver was struck in the arm and in the abdomen, wounds that left him with lingering injuries and walking with a cane.

A statement announcing his death didn't specify whether those injuries contributed to his death.

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Gov. Mikie Sherrill is calling for Lt. Gov. Dale Caldwell to resign after an investigation found alleged repeated ethical violations and sexual harassment. Caldwell’s team calls the probe a one-sided process that didn’t give him an opportunity to address anonymous accusations.

So, what happens now? KYW Newsradio South Jersey reporter Mike Dougherty spoke with a political analyst about what options Sherrill has.

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