West Chester cruises to 12-3 win over University of Indianapolis in the Division II baseball championship
West Chester will face UT Tyler on Sunday in the winner's bracket. “It was a good complete game effort,” West Chester coach Mike LaRosa said.
Delco man gets two life sentences in killing of his son’s mother, her mother in South Jersey break-in
Prosecutors said Junior Edwards smashed a window, forcing himself into the house Catherine Nunez, 33, lived in in the Hawthorne Park section of Willingboro.
Phillies option Otto Kemp to Lehigh Valley and recall switch-hitting outfielder Steward Berroa
Kemp had not appeared in a game since May 20 and last recorded a major league hit on April 8. Berroa, whom the Phillies acquired from the Brewers in April,…
Sebastian Berhalter had the burden of being a coach’s kid, but he earned his USMNT World Cup ticket
The son of Gregg Berhalter has had a strong run in recent tines with the Vancouver Whitecaps and the national team. Plus, Brenden Aaronson steps away from camp for an…
Trump meets with aides to determine whether to move forward with Iran deal
No decision was announced on the deal to extend the Iran ceasefire and reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
Philly’s oldest wine school didn’t prove a competitor violated its trademark, judge rules
The federal lawsuit alleged that the Wine School of Philadelphia had infringed on PhillyWine's trademark for "Philly Wine School." A new injunction ruling says otherwise.
Officials call for Camden recycling facility’s closure after a 13th fire in 6 years
The Friday fire at the EMR recycling facility happened just days after a new fire-suppression system was installed.
Here’s everything to know about the potential Peco worker strike
The company’s unionized linemen, call center workers and other employees are voting on Saturday on whether to authorize a strike.
A former Philadelphia correctional officer has been charged with assaulting an incarcerated man, DA says
The inmate was also charged in the incident, and pleaded guilty to simple assault last year.
Gretjen Clausing, popular longtime media arts programmer and founding executive director of PhillyCAM, has died at 62
For 40 years, beginning in 1986, she was a community media activist, TV and radio programmer, production consultant, producer, filmmaker, radio host, mentor, and volunteer.