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PECO is changing its online billing system, and some customers are having trouble accessing their accounts. PECO says it will not charge late fees for payments affected by the issue.
Jenkintown, Montgomery County, residents packed a meeting Wednesday to discuss the future of the borough's police department. Leaders are considering disbanding the department because of a budget shortfall.
An award-winning preservationist knew of his legacy, but not her connection with the man known to be one of the wealthiest men in Philadelphia in the 1800s.
Two Pennsylvania brothers sentenced to life in the slayings of their parents and younger brother almost three decades ago have been resentenced to terms that may offer them a chance at parole.
Community leaders and stakeholders listened and announced on Wednesday new programs to help people struggling in the community.
One of Philadelphia's most influential Black men is finally getting his due. He was a war hero and businessman and his legacy is being preserved with the help of his descendants. Natasha Brown reports.
There were mounds of road salt along 72nd and 64th Streets. But most of it seemed to be along Lancaster Avenue — for blocks — stretching from Overbrook High School all the way west to City Avenue.
A Philadelphia public school teacher is being celebrated for his ties to a recent Grammy win. Eva Andersen shares how Jasyn Brazoban is making a big impact in the classroom.
Shariah Harris, a nurse at Lankenau Medical Center, was the first Black player to compete in the U.S. Women's Polo Championship. Her colleagues celebrated her during a special ceremony.
A federal grant will help SEPTA replace the over 30-year-old train cars on the Market-Frankford Line.
A Republican-controlled state Senate committee issued the subpoena as part of what they called a "forensic investigation" of the 2020 presidential election.
Jenkintown Borough in Montgomery County is considering disbanding its police department because of a $600,000 budget shortfall.
Jenkintown, Montgomery County, residents and business owners are worried after borough leaders said they might shutter the police department to make up a budget shortfall.
The agency is receiving $317 million from the Federal Transit Administration's Rail Vehicle Replacement Program.
Jenkintown Borough officials said they were considering several options to deal with a budget shortfall, including possibly disbanding its police force, ahead of two meetings inviting the public to share their comments.
A new program in the North Penn School District aims to promote the love of literacy, rewarding students with books for good behavior.
A 22-year-old Allentown man accused of shooting into a crowd of people on Feb. 20 is charged with four counts of criminal attempted homicide and other charges.
A 22-year-old Allentown man accused of shooting into a crowd of people on Feb. 20 is charged with four counts of criminal attempted homicide and other charges.
A proposed Philadelphia City Council bill wants to crack down on casino-style video games in the city, typically found in convenience stores.
The new FAFSA is meant to make it easier to apply for federal student aid, but the program's launch has been riddled with technical difficulties.
Some students may not know their financial aid offers for their dream colleges until April, leaving them with little time to pick a school, Jan Carabeo reports.
After running along multiple Philadelphia highways during morning traffic on Tuesday, a runaway horse was safely returned to Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club, a nonprofit devoted to horsemanship in the city's Strawberry Mansion section.
Temps will warm to the mid-40s by Wednesday afternoon. Thursday starts sunny but turns cloudy later in the day as the region's next chance for rain moves in from the west.
Police say a horse made its way onto I-95 north in Philadelphia after initially running onto I-676.
Last year, a lower court ruled that the ballots have to be counted even if voters didn't put the right date on them before returning ballots.
