Promising cancer vaccine tested at Penn | Morning Newsletter
Today, we dive into some promising research into mRNA vaccines for cancer. And, we have an exclusive interview with a young girl who had a close call with a man…
In 2020, a hemorrhagic stroke robbed Joe Mihalich of his voice. La Salle has helped him find it again.
Six years after a stroke ended his head coaching career, Mihalich is still going strong as a valued assistant under La Salle coach Darris Nichols.
New poll shows RFK Jr. is unpopular among Pa. voters amid feud with Shapiro over measles
Pennsylvania voters really don't like RFK Jr. "He's the one person who does worse than President Trump," said pollster Don Levy.
Phillies’ Luis Arraez leaves game vs. Brewers with a sprained left ankle
If Arraez is unable to play this weekend, the Phillies could reshuffle the infield again, possibly moving Bryce Harper back to first base.
Trevor Zegras becomes first victim of NHL’s emphasis on jersey tuck rule vs. Bruins
Zegras got a minor for delay of game because his jersey was tucked in his pants during Thursday's preseason game. Players are not allowed to have their jerseys tucked to…
PSSA scores are still missing in Philly, but the district won’t go test optional – school board roundup
The school board also agreed to pay $600,000 to a firm to oversee construction work at Kensington High, where errors caused asbestos damage and forced students to relocate to another…
Federal authorities announced a bust of a guns and drugs ring operating in Philadelphia and Luzerne County
The eight defendants included Michael Rinaldi, 49, of Philadelphia, who received a grant of clemency from former President Joe Biden.
Phillies’ quest to clinch a playoff spot stalls again with 5-1 loss to the Brewers
The Phillies’ magic number remains two with a weekend series against the AL-leading Rays left to lock up a spot in the postseason.
Philly congressional candidate Chris Rabb called Netanyahu a ‘war criminal’ at a New York protest
The Philadelphia progressive is running as a Democrat this year to replace retiring U.S. Rep. Dwight Evans.
Zach Ertz was ‘nervous’ for his first practice back with the Eagles. The next stage of his football life is underway.
Ertz's first practice with the Eagles since 2021 brought with it some emotions and a desire to contribute to a team that needs him.