Sources: Man Confesses To Murdering Girlfriend, Dumping Body To Upper Darby Police
Sources tell Eyewitness News a man went into the Upper Darby Police Department confessing to murder and then dumping the body.
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Sources tell Eyewitness News a man went into the Upper Darby Police Department confessing to murder and then dumping the body.
Police believe the argument at Pat's Steaks may have actually stemmed from a soccer match that happened hours earlier. Police say many of the people involved in this fight were wearing yellow jerseys.
In Ardmore, if you spot the pig, you've found the smokehouse that's giving your barbeque favorites a fresh playful perspective.
Hockey season is near, and the Flyers on Thursday released their promotional theme nights for the upcoming season.
Eyewitness News has obtained a photo of the 6-year-old girl who was struck and injured in a hit-and-run crash in Kensington Wednesday night.
Jason Kelce revealed the reason why he changed his hair color in a press conference on Thursday.
The governor wants state lawmakers to pass legislation enabling another opioid disaster declaration, something he says enabled information-sharing that saves lives.
There's definitely a lot of excitement building as Hollywood comes to town, but there is also some concern as all the production trucks take over part of the already crowded section of the city.
Officials say a firefighter was injured after falling through the floor.
The girl was struck by a minivan going the wrong direction as she attempted to run home after hearing shots fired just down the street from her Kensington home
It happened on the 6900 block of Eastwood Street around 6 p.m.
Three officers with the Bensalem Township Police Department are getting praise for their quick thinking that saved a man's life last month.
Richmond Elementary is the fourth school forced to pause in-person learning due to a COVID outbreak.
It was sold at Rainbow Grocery on Lincoln Highway in Coatesville.
Republicans in the Pennsylvania Senate prepared Wednesday to test how far they can go in pursuing what the GOP calls a "forensic investigation" of last year's presidential election, as Democrats accused them of helping perpetuate the "big lie" of baseless claims that former President Donald Trump was cheated out of victory.
