22 year old Newark man charged in cellmate’s death at Garden State Youth Correctional Facility
Garden State Youth Correctional Facility holds offenders ages 18 to 30.
Jalen Hurts says he’s off to a good start with new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion: ‘You can definitely see the vision’
Hurts also answered questions about the likely departing A.J. Brown at a Wednesday news conference.
Plaintiffs’ lawyers argue antisemitism case against Penn should proceed
The appeal hinged on whether plaintiffs could prove that Penn showed “deliberate indifference” in its response to antisemitism complaints.
National park entrance fees are funding Trump’s D.C. projects
Some conservationists criticized the Trump administration for steering so much money to projects in Washington that appeared to be cosmetic fixes rather than urgent upgrades.
A Pottstown woman has been charged with murder after accidentally shooting her ex, DA says
Denajah Bailey told police she believed a 9mm Glock handgun was unloaded when she pointed it at Xavier Jeffers, according to the affidavit of probable cause for her arrest.
Bradley Carnell is out as manager of the Union. Here’s how fans reacted to the news on social media
A mix of reactions and sentiments flowed through social media yesterday in response to the Union firing manager Bradley Carnell, with the club holding the distinction of having the MLS’…
Baby bald eagles are living in a Downingtown park. July 4 fireworks will move so they can sleep in peace.
The annual borough fireworks show's usual location is too close to the nest of three recently hatched bald eaglets.
Temple hoops transfer Cam Scott charged with open container in motor vehicle
Temple wrote in a statement to The Inquirer that the school “is aware of the matter and is in the process of gathering additional information.”
The Union fire Bradley Carnell with MLS’s worst record at the World Cup break
After winning the Supporters’ Shield with MLS’s best regular-season record last year, Carnell’s overhauled team started this year with a six-game losing streak and one win in its first 15…
Philly schools are poised to pay out $650k to settle a lawsuit over a special-admissions policy
The Philadelphia school board on Thursday will consider an agenda item approving a payout to three parents who alleged the district's special admissions policy is race-based and unconstitutional.