A Philly man pleaded guilty to stealing nude images of 5 Pennsylvania women and posting them online
Tyler J. Jones, 34, pleaded guilty Friday to eight felonies and nine misdemeanors, according to the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office.
LeBron James said he wants to go to a team that ‘trusts the process’ — but claimed it’s not a Sixers hint
LeBron James, who has the Sixers among his top potential landing spots, made another appearance at Fanatics Fest on Friday. And this time he actually said something ... or did…
A man was critically wounded in a stabbing on a SEPTA bus in North Philly
The attack occurred on a Route 54 bus around 3:30 p.m. near the intersection of Germantown and Lehigh Avenues, police said.
Hanwha Philly Shipyard picked to build two Golden Dome missile defense ships
The $1.4 billion contract to build two “Golden Defender” ships was announced Friday.
Penn State board awards president top performance bonus
Penn State President Neeli Bendapudi will receive a 15% or $210,000 bonus on her base pay of $1.4 million, the board decided. Her contract says she is eligible for a…
DraftKings sued Philadelphia for investigating whether it’s violating city consumer protection laws
DraftKings sued the city of Philadelphia after it opened an investigation into its business and marketing practices.
Flyers sign defenseman Jamie Drysdale to a four-year contract, avoiding arbitration
The 24-year-old, who was named the team's most improved player, grew by leaps and bounds on the defensive side of the puck. Next up? Rekindling his offensive upside.
$2.5 million Navy submarine contract expected to keep 700 working in Philly
Family-owned Rhoads Industries expects to double its workforce and help General Dynamics meet a growing demand for nuclear subs.
George Gould, a pioneering Philadelphia legal aid lawyer, has died at 83
George Gould was one of the original, crusading members of the legal aid community in the 1970s.
DA Larry Krasner’s office asks court to throw out AG’s Office appeal of overturned convictions
The Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office appealed the case of three men who were freed from prison after 28 years in what local prosecutors now say was a wrongful conviction.