“Childhood Alzheimer’s” may be robbing Connor Dobbyn of his life, but Sanfilippo syndrome is no match for his BFFs at West Vincent Elementary School.

City prosecutors said Wednesday that they do not plan to call a controversial sex-abuse accuser to testify next month at the child endangerment retrial for a former ranking cleric in the Philadelphia Archdiocese, even though the witness’ testimony was a key element of the 2012 trial.

The Harrisburg diocese joins more than two dozen others across the U.S. that have sought similar financial protections since the clergy sex abuse scandal first exploded in Boston 18 years ago.

Since the current two-year session began in January 2019, 19 lawmakers have announced plans to retire and seven have resigned. At least seven of the Republican-held seats were won by Gov. Tom Wolf in 2018, making them prime targets for Democrats.

The victims included a man and a woman who were shot in their heads at 11th and Thompson Streets.

White pleaded guilty to theft and related crimes for using bolt cutters to break the lock that had been securing the bike on Penn’s campus at 1:27 a.m. on Nov. 3, 2017.

A new report says there are more than 10,000 jobs in the solar industry in Pennsylvania and New Jersey, but both states lag behind others in creating those jobs for a mix of reasons.

“We hear they closed the factory, had sent all the workers home, nobody’s been back, so the vendor had to scramble, we had to scramble to get those cards," PATCO General Manager John Rink said.

The suspension was a harsh blow for Frank Fina, who won a degree of fame for his aggressive and successful prosecution of a string of corrupt politicians,

The Fresh Grocer at 40th and Walnut Streets will close after losing a nearly four-year long legal battle with Penn.

Andrew Mack, 31, was charged with child endangerment and a firearm offense in connection with the self-inflicted shooting death of his son Lincoln.

The families say they’ve suffered physical and psychological harm at Berks, after fleeing persecution in Central America and surviving a dangerous journey to the United States.

Spiro Y. Kassis, 66, prescribed his patients Oxycodone and other powerful opiate medication in exchange for little more than a $200 fee, prosecutors said.