Philadelphia woman charged with homicide after police find a man stabbed to death in her closet

A Haverford professor was arrested Tuesday following an FBI investigation into his cyberstalking activity that allegedly involved antisemitic harassment.

The change would represent a blow to universities that heavily recruit students from overseas as a source of tuition revenue, as well as companies that hire international students for technical roles.

Frank Ranelli, who took over in Lower Merion in April 2025, is the latest superintendent to leave the top-ranked district in recent years.

Without a fee increase, officials say the township's solid waste fund will face a $1.3 million deficit.

"We would love to do more in Philadelphia," Janine Yass said.

Duncan Oldham, of Geneva, N.Y., was struck and killed by a driver as he walked out of Phish’s Saturday night show. Oldham, 69, was a well-known “taper," who recorded and shared Phish concert tapes.

Philadelphia has lost 9% of its under-18 population in the past 15 years and the suburbs are following suit. Experts and residents without kids cite expenses and other life priorities as some reasons.

Katherine Ernst and Steven Wildberger said in a memo that Krasner made misstatements about them in court documents, making it "impossible" to stay in their jobs. Krasner denied wrongdoing.

The hurricane center’s initial projections said the center of Isaias could come onshore somewhere between eastern Louisiana and the western Florida Panhandle.

High-quality public surveys show Democratic Senate candidates tied or leading in Alaska, Georgia, Maine, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio and Texas — the same as before Labor Day.

Israelis have gathered at intersections, bomb shelters and the site of a music festival that Hamas-led militants overran on Oct. 7, 2023.

“This is probably the coolest experiment in organic chemistry,” said Peter Somfai, a member of the Nobel Committee for Chemistry.

🐔 And Collingswood's new pecking order.

Labor leaders contend that New Jersey workers are already being subjected to "unreasonable" surveillance by AI.

Plus, the Brandywine Creek’s microplastics.

Plus, a nonprofit aims to build a school for children with autism.

Lindenwold police responded to the 400 block of East Gibbsboro Road and found six teens had been struck by an SUV that drove up on a sidewalk, police said.

While the driver was asleep, three men made off with four pallets of ground beef shortly before 3:45 a.m. Tuesday.

During a physical confrontation on Frankford Avenue, Officers Thomas Catalano and Christian Nguyen fired their guns, killing 26-year-old Jamir Cave, police said.

Because the same drug used in her attempted execution — pentobarbital — would be used for Jamaal Howard, his attorneys argued that the drug poses the same risks.

Mayor Cherelle L. Parker's administration is working to reach people who could lose coverage under new eligibility and administrative rules that will take effect over the next several months.

City Treasurer Jacqueline Dunn told a City Council committee on Wednesday that construction began at the new University City site in December 2025 and will extend through April.

Rookie Markel Bell's permanent presence isn't likely to help much, but the Eagles' stagnant attack still has some opportunities for growth.

Without McKenna, the No. 1 pick in the NHL draft, along with their top two goal-scorers, the Nittany Lions don’t face the high expectations of last season. And that’s OK with them.

Reaction is still pouring in after future Hall of Famer Lane Johnson made the surprise decision to retire Tuesday.