Man shot, killed in S. Philadelphia

All-career fire departments could cost some Montco municipalities almost as much as their police, adding millions of dollars to the budget.

There’s no shortage of ways to commemorate the long-awaited event, barring any inclement weather.

A hacking group breached 41,000 Department of Homeland security personnel files, including hundreds of employees at Philadelphia-area field offices.

The Learjet 60 crashed and exploded within feet of a neighborhood and busy roadway.

President Donald Trump said Sunday his speaking at the site would “show how beautiful it is.”

A meteorologist says Arizona is expected to get two to three months worth of rain in a couple of days.

The Safe Healthy Homes Act bolsters protections from retaliation and eviction without cause, and strengthens rights for unionizing tenants.

Republican lawmakers have generally declined to stand in the secretary of defense's way, but Democrats would give him far less room for maneuver.

The victim, 15, was shot once in the back just before 7 p.m. on Saturday, police said.

The complaint, filed Friday afternoon in Anchorage Superior Court, warns that several thousand voters across remote, predominantly Alaska Native communities face disenfranchisement.

Democrats in Alaska are facing public criticism and investigations, but both parties engaged in horse trading and cross-aisle spending to try to game Alaska’s Senate primary system this year.

The Democrat's chief of staff says he is "awake and alert" and doctors are encouraged by his progress.

Around Europe, hundreds of thousands joined overwhelmingly peaceful marches Saturday inspired by young people, despite scattered unrest.

The city of Oleshky has been quiet for several days as evacuations took place, but residents are bracing for Russian attacks to resume.

The ad is just one of a number of GOP ads that use AI-generated images of real people made without their consent.

“We’ve got to invite young people into the profession,” said Sharif El-Mekki, a longtime Philly teacher and principal, now the founder and CEO of the Center for Black Educator Development.

Democrats lean into issues of affordability and corruption, while Republicans emphasize culture war concerns like transgender athletes.

Car thieves are exploiting a diagnostic port in newer-model Honda sedans and SUVs that allow thieves to quickly steal them, according to Philadelphia police officials.

U.S. District Court Judge Sharon Gleason wrote in the order that the relief the United States seeks is “infeasible” because many voters have already cast their ballots.

The four-day spectacle ended with a 74-72 loss for the Wildcats. It was a pretty ugly start to the season, and there are plenty of questions about what this team needs to learn most.

An Inquirer analysis of campaign finance data explored how owners of Philly sports team are spending on politics. Josh Shapiro is one of the big winners.

Lurie fired his coach after the 2012, 2015 and 2020 seasons. It can't be lost on him that each removal inspired a franchise rebirth.

The Eagles' opponents smell blood in the water from an injured and flailing team. They have been gleefully getting their payback.

In their greatest time of need, the Flyers got a huge lift from one of their emotional leaders. Konecny tallied a goal and an assist vs. Utah after missing 10 games with a lower-body injury.

The Democratic senator has not said if he's running for another term in 2028. Pittsburgh-area U.S. Rep. Chris Deluzio is doing everything necessary to prepare for a run either way.