Child airlifted to CHOP after falling into Collegeville well: officials
The child's condition is unknown at this time.
Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni to throw out first pitch at Phillies' home opener
Sirianni is without a doubt set to get a round of applause from the crowd at the Citizens Bank Park.
Tornadoes in Philadelphia region: What we know
The monster storm system shredded homes and shopping centers in the South before making its way to the Delaware Valley.
Carson Briere removed from Mercyhurst men's hockey team
Carson Briere was charged last month for pushing a disabled woman's wheelchair down the steps of an Erie bar.
8 tornadoes touched down in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware
The National Weather Service confirmed two additional tornadoes in the Garden State Monday night.
Two teenagers shot near Father Judge High School in Holmesburg, police say
Shell casings were found outside Father Judge, according to police.
4 tornadoes occurred in New Jersey: National Weather Service
At least 29 people were killed in weather-related deaths, according to numbers compiled by CBS News, as tornadoes moved across the the United States.
At least 3 dozen homes impacted by Delaware tornado, officials say
One person died in Greenwood, Sussex County, after a tornado caused a structure to collapse.
1 arrested after double shooting at SEPTA's Snyder Station: police
The shooting happened on the northbound side platform at around 9:30 p.m.
Philadelphia's tap water still safe after Bucks County chemical spill
The city said Tuesday night Philadelphia's water supply was in the clear, but they would continue to test out of an abundance of caution.
Jason Wingard resigns as Temple University's president
Wingard was hired as Temple's 12th president in July of 2021.
Philadelphia officials drink tap water, say it's officially safe after chemical spill
The chemical spill happened last Friday at Trinseo Altuglas LLC in Bristol, Bucks County.
Eagles to wear Kelly green alternate jerseys in 2023 season
The throwback jerseys Birds fans love are coming back for the 2023 season.
Philadelphia tap water worries: Here's what we know
Philadelphia officials say tap water in the city is safe for all uses until at least 11:59 p.m. Wednesday.
Philly tap water safe to drink until at least 11:59 p.m. Wednesday, city says
A leak of between 8,100 and 12,000 gallons of what's known as a latex emulsion product made its way into Otter Creek and then into the Delaware River.