Pausing on the way to the Jersey Shore

After 10 years in charge, Aj Hess is no longer the head of West Philly's long-running food co-op. A new GM has lots of ideas.

Police responded to a reported shooting inside a house on the 2800 block of Benner Street and found the woman unresponsive on the kitchen floor.

The pause came hours after the school said it placed two fraternities on interim suspension as it investigates allegations of sexual misconduct and hazing. The pause affects 300 student groups.

The 202 lanes are open, but a problem 500 million years in the making isn't going away.

Jamal Pistoria could still be in the West Oak Lane area, police said. He's wanted for the killing of Bellaniri Ofelia Hernandez Camilo, 34, and the assault of two other women.

Throughout the cycle, Republicans sought to demonize El-Sayed, who was born in the U.S. after his parents immigrated from Egypt. President Donald Trump repeatedly called him a “jihadist."

Jackson T. Roberts was arrested Monday at a home on the 900 block of West Dauphin Street, police said.

J.S. Jenks, on Germantown Avenue in Chestnut Hill, sent its 350-plus students home early Wednesday because of a water service disruption. It's not clear when the issue will be resolved.

The fatal strike happened around 1:30 p.m. near SEPTA’s Glenolden station, a SEPTA spokesperson said.

The Vatican said the encounter was brief, with Leo giving Dylan a rosary and Dylan presenting the pope with a copy of his autobiography.

David Ray, 68, sent money to a woman he was chatting with online. To recoup his debts, he sent her his colleagues' personal information, which she used to apply for fraudulent unemployment assistance.

Democrats could be under pressure to act quickly on hyperscale data centers and energy costs. But they'll only have a slim majority in the Senate.

A fortuitous mix of personal narrative, message, and timing powered him to a victory no one could have imagined just months ago.

Jacqueline Kelly, a Cornell alumna and partner at the law firm Boies Schiller Flexner, will serve as outside counsel for New York Attorney General Letitia James’ investigation.

“Being offended shouldn’t justify a criminal conviction for the rest of your life,” Aaron Marcus said, the lawyer representing the man who yelled an expletive at a judge.

Trump’s focus on the ballroom came even as midterm voters said they thought he was focused on the wrong issues.

Meanwhile, Malvern's borough council will shrink.

Democratic candidates made up significant ground among key demographic groups in the midterms reversing many of the gains President Donald Trump made with the traditional Democratic coalition in 2024.

See upcoming events such as concerts, fairs, festivals, markets, and other entertainment.

Plus, voters approved a $120 million open space referendum.

The junior midfielder took time away from the pitch to rediscover the joy in the game. Now, she's leading La Salle to the Atlantic 10 tournament: “Scoring goals and having assists isn’t everything.”

The starting rotation is the foundation of the Phillies, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t questions and a need for a few more arms next season.

In Sam Brown's first season as head coach, St. Joe's field hockey won its first A-10 regular-season title since 2023. Up next is defending a five-year streak of winning the conference tournament.

This Carson-Wentz first attracted national attention in 2024 when he was playing for Michigan State. Now, he's on one of the nation's top teams.

The stats are grisly, but the now Joe Milton-led Eagles will try to find some semblance of an attack this week against the visiting Giants.