Pennsylvania NewsExtreme weather tests the township | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, why a former Main Line Health robotic heart surgery specialist is suing the system. Lisa Dukart 46 minutes agoK-1 center puts residents, school district at odds | Inquirer Greater MediaLisa Dukart an hour agoImmigration courts in Pa., NJ and DE issued record number of deportation orders in JuneJoe Yerardi an hour agoAlbert James Mamary, attending physician and professor of thoracic medicine and surgery at Temple, has died at 59Gary Miles A robotic heart surgery specialist was fired by Main Line Health for blowing the whistle on complications, lawsuit saysAbraham Gutman AdvertisementPennsylvania sues TikTok, alleging addictive algorithms and age-inappropriate contentPennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday accuses TikTok of failing to protect children in a lawsuit filed this week.Isabel Maney Residents raise concerns over disbanding police | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, frustrations mount over the delayed Boot Road bridge project.Lisa Dukart Janet Klein, celebrated longtime historic preservationist and philanthropist, has died at 96“She was an inspirational community leader,” said David Boardman, dean of Temple’s Klein College, “who inspired others through her generosity, her brilliance, and her warmth.”Gary Miles An Upper Darby teen who killed his high school classmate is heading to state prisonMichael Nixon was sentenced to 18 to 36 years in state prison for shooting Khalief Webster last May. Nixon pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in the case earlier this year.Vinny Vella A 224-unit senior living facility is proposed for Radnor to help address ‘a woeful lack of senior housing’Waverly Senior Services hopes to build a life care campus in Radnor Township on the site of the Glencoe estate. Denali Sagner An eclipse and planet show are due Wednesday, but meteors may be the stars in Philly’s skiesThe moon will get out of the way Wednesday night, but it will be back with a vengeance later this month.Anthony R. Wood Cheltenham’s got a plan for 2040 | Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham elementary school families now say they, too, have flagged safety issues to the district. Laura Smythe, Staff How Josh Shapiro’s early embrace of data centers is testing his high popularity in PennsylvaniaIn a year’s time, the politics — and public opinion on both sides of the aisle — have dramatically shifted on data center development. So has Shapiro — but not fast enough for some voters.Michelle Baruchman and Gillian McGoldrick Woman's shooting death in Chester County now believed to be suicideA 9-year-old girl, who was recovering, also was wounded by gunfire at the scene, authorities said.Robert Moran Officials believe it was a missing Chester woman whose body was recovered from a car submerged in the Delaware Kortney Staples, 33, was last seen by her family on July 11. Police said there were no initial indications of foul play, but the investigation is ongoing.Robert Moran A Lancaster County man pleaded guilty to fraud after the feds accused him of running a $400 million Ponzi schemeDaryl Heller deceived about 2,700 investors, prosecutors said, taking new investments and using the money to pay back old debts until the cash ran out.Chris Palmer Bucks County farm owner who fled to Belize to dodge animal abuse charges pleads guiltyAbigail Tuttle O'Keeffe, the owner of Narrow Way Farm in Wrightstown, entered a diversionary program that will spare her from jail, prosecutors said.Vinny Vella How more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young Pa. small towns set to get latest wave of federal funding for EV chargersIt is part of a $5 billion program created under the Biden administration. This funding round is focused on building chargers in local communities, which hope the stations can draw in visitors.Kate Huangpu, Spotlight PA Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. The borough council is expected to vote later this month to join a regional police department. Brooke Schultz See more storiesAdvertisement
Extreme weather tests the township | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, why a former Main Line Health robotic heart surgery specialist is suing the system. Lisa Dukart 46 minutes ago
Extreme weather tests the township | Inquirer Lower MerionPlus, why a former Main Line Health robotic heart surgery specialist is suing the system. Lisa Dukart 46 minutes ago
Immigration courts in Pa., NJ and DE issued record number of deportation orders in JuneJoe Yerardi an hour ago
Immigration courts in Pa., NJ and DE issued record number of deportation orders in JuneJoe Yerardi an hour ago
Albert James Mamary, attending physician and professor of thoracic medicine and surgery at Temple, has died at 59Gary Miles
Albert James Mamary, attending physician and professor of thoracic medicine and surgery at Temple, has died at 59Gary Miles
A robotic heart surgery specialist was fired by Main Line Health for blowing the whistle on complications, lawsuit saysAbraham Gutman
A robotic heart surgery specialist was fired by Main Line Health for blowing the whistle on complications, lawsuit saysAbraham Gutman
Pennsylvania sues TikTok, alleging addictive algorithms and age-inappropriate contentPennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday accuses TikTok of failing to protect children in a lawsuit filed this week.Isabel Maney
Pennsylvania sues TikTok, alleging addictive algorithms and age-inappropriate contentPennsylvania Attorney General David Sunday accuses TikTok of failing to protect children in a lawsuit filed this week.Isabel Maney
Residents raise concerns over disbanding police | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, frustrations mount over the delayed Boot Road bridge project.Lisa Dukart
Residents raise concerns over disbanding police | Inquirer Chester CountyPlus, frustrations mount over the delayed Boot Road bridge project.Lisa Dukart
Janet Klein, celebrated longtime historic preservationist and philanthropist, has died at 96“She was an inspirational community leader,” said David Boardman, dean of Temple’s Klein College, “who inspired others through her generosity, her brilliance, and her warmth.”Gary Miles
Janet Klein, celebrated longtime historic preservationist and philanthropist, has died at 96“She was an inspirational community leader,” said David Boardman, dean of Temple’s Klein College, “who inspired others through her generosity, her brilliance, and her warmth.”Gary Miles
An Upper Darby teen who killed his high school classmate is heading to state prisonMichael Nixon was sentenced to 18 to 36 years in state prison for shooting Khalief Webster last May. Nixon pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in the case earlier this year.Vinny Vella
An Upper Darby teen who killed his high school classmate is heading to state prisonMichael Nixon was sentenced to 18 to 36 years in state prison for shooting Khalief Webster last May. Nixon pleaded guilty to third-degree murder in the case earlier this year.Vinny Vella
A 224-unit senior living facility is proposed for Radnor to help address ‘a woeful lack of senior housing’Waverly Senior Services hopes to build a life care campus in Radnor Township on the site of the Glencoe estate. Denali Sagner
A 224-unit senior living facility is proposed for Radnor to help address ‘a woeful lack of senior housing’Waverly Senior Services hopes to build a life care campus in Radnor Township on the site of the Glencoe estate. Denali Sagner
An eclipse and planet show are due Wednesday, but meteors may be the stars in Philly’s skiesThe moon will get out of the way Wednesday night, but it will be back with a vengeance later this month.Anthony R. Wood
An eclipse and planet show are due Wednesday, but meteors may be the stars in Philly’s skiesThe moon will get out of the way Wednesday night, but it will be back with a vengeance later this month.Anthony R. Wood
Cheltenham’s got a plan for 2040 | Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham elementary school families now say they, too, have flagged safety issues to the district. Laura Smythe, Staff
Cheltenham’s got a plan for 2040 | Inquirer Greater AbingtonPlus, Cheltenham elementary school families now say they, too, have flagged safety issues to the district. Laura Smythe, Staff
How Josh Shapiro’s early embrace of data centers is testing his high popularity in PennsylvaniaIn a year’s time, the politics — and public opinion on both sides of the aisle — have dramatically shifted on data center development. So has Shapiro — but not fast enough for some voters.Michelle Baruchman and Gillian McGoldrick
How Josh Shapiro’s early embrace of data centers is testing his high popularity in PennsylvaniaIn a year’s time, the politics — and public opinion on both sides of the aisle — have dramatically shifted on data center development. So has Shapiro — but not fast enough for some voters.Michelle Baruchman and Gillian McGoldrick
Woman's shooting death in Chester County now believed to be suicideA 9-year-old girl, who was recovering, also was wounded by gunfire at the scene, authorities said.Robert Moran
Woman's shooting death in Chester County now believed to be suicideA 9-year-old girl, who was recovering, also was wounded by gunfire at the scene, authorities said.Robert Moran
Officials believe it was a missing Chester woman whose body was recovered from a car submerged in the Delaware Kortney Staples, 33, was last seen by her family on July 11. Police said there were no initial indications of foul play, but the investigation is ongoing.Robert Moran
Officials believe it was a missing Chester woman whose body was recovered from a car submerged in the Delaware Kortney Staples, 33, was last seen by her family on July 11. Police said there were no initial indications of foul play, but the investigation is ongoing.Robert Moran
A Lancaster County man pleaded guilty to fraud after the feds accused him of running a $400 million Ponzi schemeDaryl Heller deceived about 2,700 investors, prosecutors said, taking new investments and using the money to pay back old debts until the cash ran out.Chris Palmer
A Lancaster County man pleaded guilty to fraud after the feds accused him of running a $400 million Ponzi schemeDaryl Heller deceived about 2,700 investors, prosecutors said, taking new investments and using the money to pay back old debts until the cash ran out.Chris Palmer
Bucks County farm owner who fled to Belize to dodge animal abuse charges pleads guiltyAbigail Tuttle O'Keeffe, the owner of Narrow Way Farm in Wrightstown, entered a diversionary program that will spare her from jail, prosecutors said.Vinny Vella
Bucks County farm owner who fled to Belize to dodge animal abuse charges pleads guiltyAbigail Tuttle O'Keeffe, the owner of Narrow Way Farm in Wrightstown, entered a diversionary program that will spare her from jail, prosecutors said.Vinny Vella
How more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young
How more than 3,000 Pennsylvania state government employees are using AI at workIn 2024, Pennsylvania became the first state in the nation to enter into an agreement with OpenAI. State officials stress that the AI tools improve efficiency without cutting jobs. Ethan Young
Pa. small towns set to get latest wave of federal funding for EV chargersIt is part of a $5 billion program created under the Biden administration. This funding round is focused on building chargers in local communities, which hope the stations can draw in visitors.Kate Huangpu, Spotlight PA
Pa. small towns set to get latest wave of federal funding for EV chargersIt is part of a $5 billion program created under the Biden administration. This funding round is focused on building chargers in local communities, which hope the stations can draw in visitors.Kate Huangpu, Spotlight PA
Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. The borough council is expected to vote later this month to join a regional police department. Brooke Schultz
Oxford may soon disband its police department. The community is worried about losing its homegrown force. The borough council is expected to vote later this month to join a regional police department. Brooke Schultz
