AI could "supercharge" misinformation in 2024 election. How will Pa. officials combat it?
Security experts are warning that advancements in artificial intelligence technology could "supercharge" misinformation in the 2024 election cycle.
Parker pledges to hire 400 Philly police officers a year, address SEPTA fiscal cliff
Mayor Cherelle Parker gave her first budget address as mayor of Philadelphia on Thursday.
Montgomery Township Police investigating after woman says she was attacked while jogging
Montgomery Township Police say they're looking for a man who allegedly assaulted a jogger in Montgomeryville Tuesday.
President Biden makes campaign stop in Delaware County following State of the Union address
President Joe Biden took aim at Donald Trump in his first post-State of the Union campaign event at Strath Haven Middle School in Delaware County, Pennsylvania on Friday.
8 Northeast High School students shot in Philadelphia near SEPTA bus stop; 4 suspects wanted: police
Eight Northeast High School students were shot in Philadelphia near a SEPTA bus station at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues on Wednesday, police said.
Philly man imprisoned for 44 years released as judge vacates murder conviction, grants new trial
William Franklin, 77, reunited with his daughters and other family members Tuesday after being released from prison.
Fans bid farewell to Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce after retirement
Eagles fans, and really most Philadelphians, are bidding a fond farewell to Jason Kelce after he announced his retirement on Monday at the NovaCare Complex.
Former Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Corbett aims to rebuild trust in elections with new group
Former Pennsylvania Republican Gov. Tom Corbett is working with "Keep Our Republic," a nonpartisan organization group hoping to restore people's faith in the election process.
Philadelphia Police say they're cracking down on illegal dirt bikes, ATVs
Police officials are committed to cracking down on illegal dirt bikes and ATVS, following a directive from Mayor Parker.
Delaware Sen. Coons meets with Israeli leaders, calls for cease-fire and hostage release
Delaware Sen. Chris Coons brought his concerns straight to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Pennsylvania lawmakers, educators look for ways to fix teacher shortage
Pennsylvania Sen. Vincent Hughes shared a simple message in West Philadelphia Monday: "We need more teachers."
Philadelphia Police Department to increase officers on the streets Friday, Saturday nights
You might see more police officers if you're walking or driving around Philadelphia during the weekends now. The move is part of Mayor Cherelle Parker's plan to fight crime in the city.
76ers call analysis "fatally flawed" after report shows arena could cost city $900M in tax revenue
Penn grad and University of Washington professor Albert Alcoin released a study Thursday showing what he says could be economic consequences to businesses and tax revenue if the arena moves forward.
SEPTA gets record $317M grant from feds, but it won't stave off looming "fiscal cliff"
A federal grant will help SEPTA replace the over 30-year-old train cars on the Market-Frankford Line.
Philadelphia is more than ready to handle the next round of winter weather
The salt trucks are filled and ready to go as Philadelphia prepares for the winter weather.