Man in mid-20s dead after shooting in Point Breeze: police
A man was pronounced dead Friday night after a shooting in South Philadelphia.
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A man was pronounced dead Friday night after a shooting in South Philadelphia.
A Mullica Hill graduate was feeling "immediate frustration" after the Supreme Court ended Biden's student debt relief plan.
A pleasant Saturday with some storms Sunday and Monday, but the Fourth of July is trending dry and warm.
Whether it's by plane, train or automobile, the region has been bustling with travelers - though Friday was projected to be the busiest day.
A section of South Street was renamed KeVen Park Way on Friday morning in honor of the restaurateur and philanthropist.
The Bucks County Coroner's Office ruled the 37-year-old man's death an accident.
Local elected officials say the Supreme Court's decision "will increase the already unbearable burden currently placed on students and graduates."
Republicans who control Pennsylvania's Senate are planning to pass spending legislation ahead of Saturday's start of a new fiscal year, but they lack agreement with the Democratic-controlled House of Representatives.
The U.S. Small Business Administration may give low-interest loans to shops hurt by the I-95 collapse and its impact on traffic.
Smoke from the Canadian wildfires is still over the region, but air quality is starting to improve. Alerts are still in place.
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Whether you're driving or flying this holiday weekend, be prepared for busy airports and roads.
This week, St. Joe's University stepped up to help Cabrini students after the Delco university's abrupt closure, a Philadelphia high school won a cash prize for a sports documentary produced by its students and an Ambler mom is going viral on TikTok for her hilarious sports commentary.
GOP hopefuls, former President Donald Trump and Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, will be in Philadelphia to speak at the controversial Moms for Liberty summit.
Gov. Josh Shapiro and Pennsylvania's politically divided Legislature appear on track to start the state's new fiscal year without a spending plan in place.
