Photos from the 1978 MOVE confrontation

The first hurricane of the Atlantic season roared onto the Florida Panhandle before carving a path into the Southeast.

Israeli strikes have killed over 1,400 Palestinians since the ceasefire took effect, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Sporadic attacks have killed five Israeli soldiers in Gaza.

Her attorneys said she had been returned to prison and would continue to receive medical care there.

“I have not seen anything like this in my 28-plus years,” Erie Police Chief Rick Lorah told a local news station.

Both officers were taken to Penn Presbyterian Medical Center.

Two officers were responding to reports of a man with a gun in West Philly just after midnight when they received "significant gunfire."

The district presented the land acquisition under the former superintendent last year as a rare opportunity to expand in the dense borough.

About 20 women answered the call of a TikTok created by 26-year-old Megan Kwiecien, who posted about crying in Old City.

The Eagles offense is in trouble, Wawa tests sushi, and a viral meatball-sub rant raises money for Philly PAWS. Plus, $40,000 in ground beef disappears and the Academy still needs a rescue plan.

A boys' hockey academy leasing space on the campus is at the center of the disagreements.

Inquirer photographer Tom Gralish explores Philly's public art through his lens, including the iconic Freedom sculpture at 16th and Vine Streets.

Bernard N. Gribbin, 48, was driving a Route 23 bus in 2023 when he was shot six times by Zhontay Capers.

Officials say the international airport in Panama City has suspended operations, but the Panama Canal is operating normally.

The site held Subaru corporate headquarters from 1986 until 2018 when it moved into a new $118-million campus in Camden.

Some places could see rain rates of 1 to 2 inches an hour on Sunday.

Flowers, a Black man whose six trials in the same Mississippi murder case became a national symbol of racial bias in jury selection, saw the Supreme Court reverse his capital conviction in 2019

The groundbreaking computer scientist started working in the field when software engineering was in its infancy.

Moscow is “trying to break the will to support Ukraine and trying in a broader sense to change the security architecture of Europe,” one former NATO intelligence official says.

His purchase of the SpaceX bonds differs from other recent transactions he has disclosed both in its scale and because most of the president’s other purchases have involved buying stocks.

“When things go bad, it seems it keeps going,” general manager Danny Brière said after announcing a litany of injuries.

When it comes to breaking laws and institutions, no other president even comes close.

James has said he will split time between Philadelphia and New York, and he’s not the first athlete to do so here. Wilt Chamberlain and JJ Redick also commuted from the city.

In modern culture, segmentation and micro targeting are the names of the game, but rock's founding father achieved success by crafting songs that could appeal across race and generational lines.

A breathtaking disregard for the principles and institutions that have underpinned the foundations of our free society for 250 years.

The inclusion of Dave the Potter's "Storage Jar" in a Semiquincentennial exhibition is a nod toward equity. Is that enough?