Man’s car was shot at more than 50 times as he drove through North Philly. He escaped without injury.

Sean M. Higgins, 45, is set to take his case to trial in January, a judge said Monday.

New chief meteorologist Adam Joseph has been with the station since 2005.

The measure passed by the House would require all Pennsylvania schools to ban cell phones from the start of the school day to the end. Gov. Shapiro has voiced support for a ban.

Any discussions between Washington, Moscow, and Beijing could turn to the matter of the war in Ukraine, without the involvement of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

The William Penn School District said it would resume some of its high school fall sports teams: cheer, boys' soccer, boys' and girls' cross-county, volleyball, and girls' tennis.

Burpee, a pioneering seed and garden supply company, has been rooted in the Philadelphia area since it was founded in 1876 by W. Atlee Burpee.

Addiction experts said the offer of a benefit that could be enjoyed by children of heavy gamblers, in a family-centric setting, is troubling, and raises new questions over how VIP programs operate.

“A federal judge is getting death threats over a golf course. I really don’t think that’s what the founders envisioned," U.S. District Judge Ana Reyes said during a hearing Monday.

Since 2018, Brian T. Edwards has been the dean of Tulane’s school of liberal arts, its largest of nine schools. He's a Middle East and North African Studies scholar.

He did not specify whose release he was seeking. But the only American now categorized by the State Department as “wrongfully detained” in Russia is Stephen Hubbard, a Michigan teacher

Amanpour did not give a reason for her departure, nor did she specifically mention changes at her network. But her exit coincides with a new era at CNN.

The Iran-backed rebels' attack injured another 200 recruits at a military camp.

Saahir Irby helped lead a scheme to steal government-issued checks out of the mail, then resell them online.

Officer Shane Seiber was gunned down in West Philadelphia on Oct. 10.

The people were arrested after the beating of a Washington Post photographer and an alleged assault on European diplomats, Israeli authorities said.

Police took the 34-year-old man — who had gunshot wounds in the chest and back — to Temple University Hospital, where he was pronounced dead.

In the view of many Israelis, the U.S. president ended Israel’s wars in Iran and Lebanon prematurely, and his mercurial policy shifts have given them whiplash.

A 72-year-old man born in Belize was arrested and handcuffed at his home, still wearing his pajamas. More than 23 million voters are registered in the state.

Questions are raised about why training exercises continued after officials knew a fire was burning nearby.

The Flyers take down the Avalanche, 3-2 at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Monday, October 19, 2026.

The Flyers fielded a roster that had 10 players age 25 or younger on Monday night, with Michkov and Trevor Zegras leading the way. Oliver Bonk and Denver Barkey each recorded assists in the win.

The West Philly music venue which has been wracked with tension and labor issues since being taken over by new management last year, will shut down after two Halloween shows.

Sirianni was the first Eagles official to meet the media after Monday's report that Hurts could miss the rest of 2026.

Barlow who has not been practicing during training camp, has a lumbar spine bone stress response, the team said. Tacko Fall (left quad strain) will also miss the team's season opener on Tuesday.

Hurts’ situation has been a cascading series of unfortunate, unlikely events, none of which can reasonably be blamed on the Eagles’ well-advised, if counterintuitive, course of action.