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Amy Cohen was suffering from a mental health crisis when she lit a fire at a 99-year-old woman's home in Lower Merion, her lawyer told a judge Wednesday.

Casey is no longer working on Capitol Hill but he still won't criticize his former colleagues Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer or Sen. John Fetterman.

The parents of a Plymouth Whitemarsh High School student spoke out against a rule change barring their child and other transgender athletes from competing in girls' sports.

After spending years making false claims about election fraud and rampant non-citizen voting, Trump issued an executive order Tuesday imposing "proof of citizenship" requirements for voters.

He helped establish the Impact organization in 1984 to address the needs of Black Philadelphians and cofounded Unity Inc. in 1989 and the Black Gay Men’s Leadership Council in 2005.

The Associated Press called the race Wednesday afternoon for Democratic candidate James Malone, who beat Republican County Commissioner Josh Parsons by just under 500 votes.

The lawsuit says that the bottle exploded on Susanne Thomson's counter, lacerating her right wrist.

Mumin was superintendent of the Lower Merion School District for a little more than a year before being tapped by Gov. Josh Shapiro to lead the Pennsylvania Department of Education in January 2023.

Pennsylvania lags behind all of its neighboring states by nearly $5 per hour less in Medicaid reimbursements, translating to low wages and high employee turnover.

The district is considering building a new school to replace Doyle and Linden elementaries as part of the plans for updating eight schools, and says there will be tax impacts.

Gov. Josh Shapiro said Tuesday his administration would appeal the Trump administration's decision to cut funds to local food banks to purchase food from farmers.

The halted payments follow comments from a Trump administration official last week that $175 million in federal funding would be paused because Penn allowed a transgender athlete to compete.

She made PFD history for the second time in 2017 when she became head of the 3rd division’s 9th battalion in Germantown.

Margo DelliCarpini has been named provost and vice president of academic affairs at The College of New Jersey, starting July 1. Penn State is expected to announces campuses to close in May.