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Richard Paul Nicoletti, whose previous trial ended in a mistrial, faced charges including simple assault and reckless endangerment.

Law enforcement officials still haven’t released findings about the Pa. state trooper killing of 18-year-old Anthony Allegrini Jr. on June 4.

The court filing says the court “found probable cause to search the Twitter account for evidence of criminal offenses.”

Test results for the 22-23 school year show that only 40% of students in grades 3-8 scored proficiently in English language arts, a 2 percentage point decline from last year.

Several Shakespeare plays use suggestive puns and innuendo, and it is implied that the protagonists have had premarital sex in “Romeo and Juliet.”

The county's hazardous response team shut down streets in the area when the call came in around 10 a.m. Wednesday.

America’s 250th birthday is coming in 2026, along with the World Cup, All-Star Game, and PGA Tour. Will you be ready?

Chopper footage showed an SUV in the air wedged between a SEPTA bus and a tractor-trailer.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia’s president forecasts inflation decline without more interest rate hikes.

The project is expected to cut the energy used by street lights in half, saving enough electricity annually to power nearly 3,700 homes.

Many new first-year Penn Medicine students had never administered or carried Narcan nasal spray before attending the school’s third consecutive naloxone “boot camp.”

The transaction will help diversify and strengthen Campbell’s Meals & Beverages division, Campbell’s President and CEO Mark Clouse said in a statement.

The annual music festival at Philadelphia’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway was set to include headliners Lizzo and SZA. Tickets will be refunded.

Recently, PennFuture released a model zoning law and guidebook for logistics center developments. They hope municipalities across Pa. will use it to update zoning ordinances.

Sibley's friend Otis Pena called Sibley “a beacon of light.”