Pennsylvania NewsGlenside man charged with attempted murder for running over a 24-year-old he believed stole a bike Phillip Prince drove his Jeep into Colin Cassidy on Monday evening in Glenside, according to police.Vinny Vella More than 80,000 Pa. retired teachers, police officers, and firefighters will get a pension bump — some for the first time in decadesEthan Young Philly temperatures are forecast to near 100 degrees, again, this weekDana Munro Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File Richard D. Wood Jr., Wawa chair emeritus and ‘guiding heart and soul,’ has died at 88Gary Miles AdvertisementWhere microburst storm damage has been reported around Philly, mappedWind gusts traveling up to 60 to 70 miles per hour toppled trees and damaged buildings.Nick Vadala and John Duchneskie Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.8 billion state budget, delaying action on key issuesTop leaders failed to agree on issues that have seen broad agreement in both chambers, such as repealing a sales tax exemption for data centers. They may revisit them in the fall.Gillian McGoldrick ‘Time doesn’t heal all wounds’: A beloved Delco teacher’s murder, seven years later, haunts loved ones and confounds authoritiesSusan Morrissey's sister, Missy, keeps hundreds of pages of notes and documents related to her sister’s death, making her something of an in-house historian of the family’s tragedy.Jesse Bunch High winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella Top Pennsylvania leaders have reached a $50.8 billion state budget deal, sources sayThough it comes more than a week past due, the agreement in Harrisburg marks an improvement from last year’s monthslong impasse over the state budget.Gillian McGoldrick Pennsylvania’s booth wins one of 10 ‘Best of Show’ awards at Great American State FairPennsylvania's booth was one of 10 that received the award from the fair, which ended Friday in Washington.Vinny Vella Philly Democrats call Trump-promoted Freedom Fuel stations a ‘PR stunt’ that won’t solve high gas pricesU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon said she visited a Freedom Fuel station in her district and the cost of gas is already going up compared to its $3.47 launch. Andrea Padilla Chester County radically reduced chronic homelessness. This Coatesville resident, and her family, have been helping people for decades. The McNeil family has helped thousands of men over the past 30 years. Their mission hasn't stopped yet.Brooke Schultz Abington looks to ban e-bikes at parks and trails, citing safety concerns Commissioners moved forward Thursday with a ban on electric vehicles, including e-bikes and e-scooters, at Abington park systems.Jess Rohan Downingtown high school students were drinking while supervising a youth football camp, district saysThe camp, which ran in June, was open to students in first through ninth grades.Maddie Hanna Bingo was legalized in Pennsylvania on this week in Philly historyToday, one-year bingo licenses run $100, or $15 for a three-day stint.Tommy Rowan A Delco library made headlines for a ‘borrowed book returned after 100 years.’ The real story may be more complicated.An exhibit running through Aug. 1 at the Darby Library is showcasing a novel purportedly checked out in the mid-1800s and returned, decades later, in 1947.Denali Sagner Leonard Abramson, founder of U.S. Healthcare and prolific philanthropist, has died at 93As a philanthropist, Mr. Abramson and his wife, Madlyn, established the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Family Foundation in 1996 and donated more than $140 million to Penn and Penn Medicine.Gary Miles ‘He always smiled’: Family remembers loved one who died in Fourth of July storms at Marsh Creek State Park in Chester CountySean O'Connor, 29, is remembered for his love of people and softball. Brooke Schultz Richard H. Glanton, longtime lawyer, business entrepreneur, and innovative former president of the Barnes Foundation, has died at 79 “He was exceptionally bright, courageous, and never afraid to challenge the status quo in pursuit of what he believed was right," former Gov. Ed Rendell said.Gary Miles See more storiesAdvertisement
Glenside man charged with attempted murder for running over a 24-year-old he believed stole a bike Phillip Prince drove his Jeep into Colin Cassidy on Monday evening in Glenside, according to police.Vinny Vella
Glenside man charged with attempted murder for running over a 24-year-old he believed stole a bike Phillip Prince drove his Jeep into Colin Cassidy on Monday evening in Glenside, according to police.Vinny Vella
More than 80,000 Pa. retired teachers, police officers, and firefighters will get a pension bump — some for the first time in decadesEthan Young
More than 80,000 Pa. retired teachers, police officers, and firefighters will get a pension bump — some for the first time in decadesEthan Young
Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File
Microburst storms caused unprecedented tree damage in some Philly-area neighborhoodsNick Vadala, Frank Kummer, and Nate File
Where microburst storm damage has been reported around Philly, mappedWind gusts traveling up to 60 to 70 miles per hour toppled trees and damaged buildings.Nick Vadala and John Duchneskie
Where microburst storm damage has been reported around Philly, mappedWind gusts traveling up to 60 to 70 miles per hour toppled trees and damaged buildings.Nick Vadala and John Duchneskie
Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.8 billion state budget, delaying action on key issuesTop leaders failed to agree on issues that have seen broad agreement in both chambers, such as repealing a sales tax exemption for data centers. They may revisit them in the fall.Gillian McGoldrick
Pa. lawmakers and Gov. Josh Shapiro have approved a $50.8 billion state budget, delaying action on key issuesTop leaders failed to agree on issues that have seen broad agreement in both chambers, such as repealing a sales tax exemption for data centers. They may revisit them in the fall.Gillian McGoldrick
‘Time doesn’t heal all wounds’: A beloved Delco teacher’s murder, seven years later, haunts loved ones and confounds authoritiesSusan Morrissey's sister, Missy, keeps hundreds of pages of notes and documents related to her sister’s death, making her something of an in-house historian of the family’s tragedy.Jesse Bunch
‘Time doesn’t heal all wounds’: A beloved Delco teacher’s murder, seven years later, haunts loved ones and confounds authoritiesSusan Morrissey's sister, Missy, keeps hundreds of pages of notes and documents related to her sister’s death, making her something of an in-house historian of the family’s tragedy.Jesse Bunch
High winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella
High winds tear off roofs, partially collapse buildings across PhiladelphiaThe powerful storms also caused power outages, Peco reported.Vinny Vella
Top Pennsylvania leaders have reached a $50.8 billion state budget deal, sources sayThough it comes more than a week past due, the agreement in Harrisburg marks an improvement from last year’s monthslong impasse over the state budget.Gillian McGoldrick
Top Pennsylvania leaders have reached a $50.8 billion state budget deal, sources sayThough it comes more than a week past due, the agreement in Harrisburg marks an improvement from last year’s monthslong impasse over the state budget.Gillian McGoldrick
Pennsylvania’s booth wins one of 10 ‘Best of Show’ awards at Great American State FairPennsylvania's booth was one of 10 that received the award from the fair, which ended Friday in Washington.Vinny Vella
Pennsylvania’s booth wins one of 10 ‘Best of Show’ awards at Great American State FairPennsylvania's booth was one of 10 that received the award from the fair, which ended Friday in Washington.Vinny Vella
Philly Democrats call Trump-promoted Freedom Fuel stations a ‘PR stunt’ that won’t solve high gas pricesU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon said she visited a Freedom Fuel station in her district and the cost of gas is already going up compared to its $3.47 launch. Andrea Padilla
Philly Democrats call Trump-promoted Freedom Fuel stations a ‘PR stunt’ that won’t solve high gas pricesU.S. Rep. Mary Gay Scanlon said she visited a Freedom Fuel station in her district and the cost of gas is already going up compared to its $3.47 launch. Andrea Padilla
Chester County radically reduced chronic homelessness. This Coatesville resident, and her family, have been helping people for decades. The McNeil family has helped thousands of men over the past 30 years. Their mission hasn't stopped yet.Brooke Schultz
Chester County radically reduced chronic homelessness. This Coatesville resident, and her family, have been helping people for decades. The McNeil family has helped thousands of men over the past 30 years. Their mission hasn't stopped yet.Brooke Schultz
Abington looks to ban e-bikes at parks and trails, citing safety concerns Commissioners moved forward Thursday with a ban on electric vehicles, including e-bikes and e-scooters, at Abington park systems.Jess Rohan
Abington looks to ban e-bikes at parks and trails, citing safety concerns Commissioners moved forward Thursday with a ban on electric vehicles, including e-bikes and e-scooters, at Abington park systems.Jess Rohan
Downingtown high school students were drinking while supervising a youth football camp, district saysThe camp, which ran in June, was open to students in first through ninth grades.Maddie Hanna
Downingtown high school students were drinking while supervising a youth football camp, district saysThe camp, which ran in June, was open to students in first through ninth grades.Maddie Hanna
Bingo was legalized in Pennsylvania on this week in Philly historyToday, one-year bingo licenses run $100, or $15 for a three-day stint.Tommy Rowan
Bingo was legalized in Pennsylvania on this week in Philly historyToday, one-year bingo licenses run $100, or $15 for a three-day stint.Tommy Rowan
A Delco library made headlines for a ‘borrowed book returned after 100 years.’ The real story may be more complicated.An exhibit running through Aug. 1 at the Darby Library is showcasing a novel purportedly checked out in the mid-1800s and returned, decades later, in 1947.Denali Sagner
A Delco library made headlines for a ‘borrowed book returned after 100 years.’ The real story may be more complicated.An exhibit running through Aug. 1 at the Darby Library is showcasing a novel purportedly checked out in the mid-1800s and returned, decades later, in 1947.Denali Sagner
Leonard Abramson, founder of U.S. Healthcare and prolific philanthropist, has died at 93As a philanthropist, Mr. Abramson and his wife, Madlyn, established the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Family Foundation in 1996 and donated more than $140 million to Penn and Penn Medicine.Gary Miles
Leonard Abramson, founder of U.S. Healthcare and prolific philanthropist, has died at 93As a philanthropist, Mr. Abramson and his wife, Madlyn, established the Leonard and Madlyn Abramson Family Foundation in 1996 and donated more than $140 million to Penn and Penn Medicine.Gary Miles
‘He always smiled’: Family remembers loved one who died in Fourth of July storms at Marsh Creek State Park in Chester CountySean O'Connor, 29, is remembered for his love of people and softball. Brooke Schultz
‘He always smiled’: Family remembers loved one who died in Fourth of July storms at Marsh Creek State Park in Chester CountySean O'Connor, 29, is remembered for his love of people and softball. Brooke Schultz
Richard H. Glanton, longtime lawyer, business entrepreneur, and innovative former president of the Barnes Foundation, has died at 79 “He was exceptionally bright, courageous, and never afraid to challenge the status quo in pursuit of what he believed was right," former Gov. Ed Rendell said.Gary Miles
Richard H. Glanton, longtime lawyer, business entrepreneur, and innovative former president of the Barnes Foundation, has died at 79 “He was exceptionally bright, courageous, and never afraid to challenge the status quo in pursuit of what he believed was right," former Gov. Ed Rendell said.Gary Miles
