The Women’s Lacrosse League is preparing to make history in the Philly area. To Mayor Parker, ‘it’s about opening doors.’
The WLL's inaugural championship is Aug. 15 at Subaru Park in Chester. The league boasts 18 players and two coaches with ties to the area.
University of Valley Forge announces it will suspend operations after summer semester
The small private Christian institution in Chester County has been facing the possible loss of its accreditation.
Storm warnings have been outdoing the actual storms in the Philly area
Thunderstorm forecasting remains one of the most-elusive pursuits in meteorology.
Camden man is arrested after a K-9 dog finds a phone allegedly used to solicit nude images from 7-year-old girl
K-9 "Rookie," a dog specially trained to detect electronic devices, allegedly found the phone during a search of Elmer Lao's residence.
Eagles practice observations: Sean Mannion’s offense starts clicking; Jalen Hurts under center; Jalyx Hunt hunts
A mostly healthy Eagles team got 2026 training camp underway on Wednesday.
Ex-Comcast employee’s lawsuit says they were pied in the face and tied to a chair for low sales
A former Comcast employee claims a Connecticut store's manager would subject workers with low-performing sales to hazing and assault, including tying them to chairs and getting cream pied in the…
Akira Suwa, award-winning photojournalist at The Inquirer, has died at 84
He took poignant photos after the Three Mile Island nuclear accident, the fall of the Berlin Wall in Germany, and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Phillies blow a six-run lead to get swept out of Miami
The Marlins scored eight unanswered runs from the fifth inning on to keep the Phillies reeling as they head to Baltimore days before the trade deadline.
Jalen Hurts has high hopes for the 2026 season. He knows delivering on them requires his teammates sticking together.
Hurts stressed the need for closeness within a team that was visibly fractured at times last season.
Switch to new digital tablets in N.J. prisons prompts civil rights lawsuit
A man incarcerated in a Trenton prison has sued the state in a bid to block corrections officials from forcing prisoners to surrender personal electronic tablets they purchased.