Man in collar-bomb case to plead guilty this week

Frost is likely in the city, and it might not rain again until Election Day.

Abrianna McClintic was involuntarily committed to Montgomery County Emergency Service after a failed suicide attempt, her family said. She died there after being left unattended by nurses.

FirstEnergy Pennsylvania argues in a case before state utility regulators that there should be more guardrails for consumers. Suppliers say they are being scapegoated for recent price increases.

Brian O'Neill has applied to build a data center on a vacant former quarry, as he continues to push ahead with other plans in nearby Upper Merion and Plymouth Townships.

He joined the Haverford School in 1998 as its eighth headmaster and, until he retired in 2013, championed servant leadership, compassion, and enhanced student engagement.

Latosha Cooper, 45, was shot multiple times late Wednesday as she stood next to her vehicle in the store's parking lot, police said.

Plus, local billionaire Jeffrey Yass is backing Trump’s ballroom.

Plus, Villanova has 12 interns working in and around the Vatican.

Plus, Boeing’s local plant faces uncertainty.

Plus, SALT’s future could be in jeopardy.

Plus, Cheltenham axes AI-powered camera.

Plus, the former owner of Max’s Steaks has been indicted on fraud charges.

Richard Mark Brooks, who managed a Saladworks and a Wendy's, also pleaded no contest to two counts of indecent assault.

“It was a little bit spectacular to see this huge horse flying through the air,” she told the Courier-Post in 1998. “The motion was beautiful. A young girl brave enough to ride the horse added to it.”

John Lymberis, who owned of Harry’s Hotdogs and Athena’s Kafenio in Sadsburyville, is facing additional charges after an earlier arrest this year.

The future of SALT Performing Arts could be in jeopardy with the pending sale of a township building.

Investigators say Andy Nunez Vasquez struck Ricardo Baptiste on Sept. 6, but did not stop, render aid, or call police after the crash.

A group of residents sent an eight-page letter, which argues that there were violations of township ordinances in approving the plan for a 1.5 million square foot data center project.

She earned a bachelor’s degree, a master’s degree, and a doctorate in architecture and art history, and joined the growing art history department at Swarthmore in 1966

The prosecution, a rare Department of Justice criminal case against a former employee, revisits a tangled and peculiar saga that roiled the final weeks of the 2020 race.

The prime minister said that a swath of Hebron, where the attack occurred, would be cleared of residents and demolished.

Oleshky is a southern Ukrainian city that has been occupied by Russia since it invaded in 2022 and whose citizens are cut off from food and medical aid.

Department officials said the candidacy of a third contender in the race, another Republican whose name is similar to that of GOP Sen. Dan S. Sullivan, is a bid to mislead voters.

For months, No ICE Philly has demanded that the court administration and the Sheriff’s Office take strong action to stop ICE from using the courthouse as “a hunting ground.”

“He took off, and the engine wasn’t making power,” an employee said. “He didn’t even clear a hundred feet.”