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The revelation raised questions over missed opportunities to put a potential mass shooter under closer scrutiny or make sure he didn’t have access to deadly firearms.

The gunman had opened fire during a lunch reception, killing one person and wounding five others.

The legislation would wipe out the $100 fees for having a public defender and for being on probation. Other assessments would be studied for possible elimination.

The historical society is struggling to keep the lights on, pay for salaries, and to maintain the building. Time is running out to find a solution.

A new PCR test could more quickly and easily identify COVID variants.

One New Jersey mother, whose son has a rare food allergy, has been relying on formula supplies from other families.

As gas prices in the Philadelphia region continue to climb, jet fuel, diesel, and heating oil charges have skyrocketed.

The free, daylong event offered grief counseling and workshops dedicated to healing traumas and fostering forgiveness.

Pennsylvania Lt. Gov. John Fetterman, a Democrat running for U.S. Senate, has suffered a stroke but is on his way to a “full recovery.

Finland has declared that it wants to join NATO as the head of the trans-Atlantic military alliance expressed hope that Ukraine can win the war.

Republican Senate hopeful Mehmet Oz is stepping up his criticism of a far-right candidate in Pennsylvania who is gaining traction ahead of Tuesday’s primary election.

Shoppers and a retired police officer were among the 10 shot and killed at a Buffalo supermarket by a white teenager who authorities say was motivated by racial hatred.

The five LPFM stations were originally intended to spread timely emergency information, but they never really lived up to that purpose.

SEPTA is looking to change low-ridership routes to an on-demand service that hasn’t shown any efficiency when tried in other cities.

SEPTA will spend more than $1 billion in upgrades to the trolley system, bringing it into ADA compliance with larger vehicles.