3 officers released from hospital after standoff in Upper Darby Township; suspect in custody
A suspect was taken into custody after firing shots at an officer in Upper Darby Township overnight, police said.
Boys can learn ballet for free at Philadelphia Dance Academy
Only about 6% of the students at Philadelphia Dance Academy are boys - but the academy has a program aiming to involve more boys in dance.
World War II veteran reflects on last century as he reaches 100th birthday
World War II veteran Benjamin Berry will celebrate his 100th birthday Thursday. The local hero sat down with Wakisha Bailey to reflect on the last century.
Lacrosse a family affair at Lower Merion High School
Meet Sean and Hadley Rubin, a brother-sister duo starring at Lower Merion High School, playing the same sport and position since the beginning.
For D'Andre Swift's mom, Eagles-Vikings game is extra special: "Everything just fell into place"
Philadelphia's own D'Andre Swift will make his Eagles home debut Thursday night. Behind his success is his mom, Ayanna Holloway Swift.
Father Judge High School taking learning beyond the classroom with new CTE academy
Father Judge High School is taking learning beyond the classroom, with a new Career and Technical Education Academy.
9/11 remembrance: How Pennsauken community paying tribute 22 years since terror attacks
Communities across the nation will hold remembrance events Monday to mark 22 years since the 9/11 attacks.
College application boot camp helps Sacred Heart Academy seniors get head start
Sacred Heart Academy seniors this summer ditched their uniforms and underwent a boot camp to get a head start on applying to colleges.
How this senior is making final year at South Philadelphia High School memorable
Summer Reid, the student government president at South Philadelphia High School, is aiming to help curb poor attendance among her peers during her senior year.
Philadelphia welcomes back students for 1st day; "most exciting" of the school year
Philadelphia schools are back in session Tuesday. Dr. Tony Watlington, a former bus driver, was out at the depot seeing drivers off on their 1st routes of the year.
"Deadly force is authorized": Manhunt for escaped Chester County prisoner in 6th day
Pennsylvania State Police said Monday that there have been four credible sightings of convicted killer Danelo Cavalcante, who escaped from the Chester County Prison last week.
YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School welcomes students back to class
YouthBuild Philadelphia Charter School will welcome students back to the classroom Friday beginning with a march down North Broad Street.
Travel impacts of Hurricane Idalia's landfall in Florida felt in Philly
Days before the Labor Day holiday weekend, airports in Florida are closed or experiencing delays, causing headaches for local travelers.
Work at I-95 Philadelphia collapse site could cause delays again
Work on the section of I-95 that collapsed earlier this summer could cause delays for drivers again.
Montco's first African American Episcopal priest recounts on the March on Washington
Reverend Jo Ann Bradley Jones attended the march as a child with her parents who both worked in education.