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Philadelphia men have been charged with selling $68 million in stolen government checks, officials report. The alleged scheme involved fraudulent transactions targeting federal funds. Authorities continue their investigation.
Two more Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office lawyers testified in a federal hearing addressing the handling of a 2009 murder appeal, shedding light on procedural issues. The case remains under close scrutiny.
Philadelphia’s 3rd Congressional District race, marked by high costs, fierce competition, and crowded candidates, is nearing an unpredictable finish, leaving voters and analysts closely watching the final stretch.
The Bacon brothers opened up about their Philadelphia childhood, reminiscing about playing stoop ball, enjoying Tastykake treats, and climbing the iconic ‘Billy’ statue, highlighting the city’s unique influence on their lives.
Two years after the University of the Arts shuttered, its $77 million endowment remains tied up in ongoing court battles, delaying the distribution of funds and fueling uncertainty about the institution’s financial legacy.
A Philadelphia mask suspect waived extradition in a Las Vegas court Wednesday, paving the way for his transfer to Pennsylvania to face charges. The hearing marked a key step in the ongoing investigation.
America250 has officially sealed “America’s Time Capsule” and unveiled its final contents ahead of its July 4 burial in Philadelphia. The historic event marks a milestone in commemorating the nation’s 250th anniversary.
The Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2026 NFL season with high expectations, bolstered by key offseason moves and emerging talent. Experts weigh in on their playoff odds and potential division dominance in this RG.org preview.
A man accused of terrorizing people while wearing a Chucky-style mask in Philadelphia has been arrested in Las Vegas, authorities announced. The suspect faces multiple charges related to the incidents.
The federal government has installed reworked panels on slavery at George Washington’s Philadelphia home near Independence Mall, aiming to provide a more accurate and comprehensive historical narrative.
Discover six fun family-friendly outings in and around Philadelphia, from scenic parks to interactive museums, on islands.com. Perfect for all ages, these spots promise memorable adventures close to the city.
A high school student was among three found dead in a South Philadelphia home in an apparent double murder-suicide, police say. Authorities continue to investigate the tragic incident.
A mass shooting at a Lawncrest party left one man dead and four others injured, Philadelphia police report. Authorities are investigating the incident as tension grips the community.
The City of Philadelphia continues its response to the July 11 storm, offering vital resources and support to residents as recovery efforts remain underway. Visit phila.gov for updates and assistance information.
Philadelphia Eagles shine as wide receiver Jalen Carter emerges as the team’s most likely first-time Pro Bowl candidate, showcasing a breakout season and key plays attracting league-wide attention.
Philadelphia police are hunting a suspect wearing a Chucky-style mask who allegedly chased a jogger. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the investigation continues.
Several competitive cyclists were injured in a crash during the Philadelphia Cycling Classic. Emergency crews responded quickly, with injured riders receiving on-site medical attention. Investigations into the cause are ongoing.
Shirley Kitchen, a pioneering Pennsylvania state legislator known for her advocacy and trailblazing leadership, has died at 79. Her legacy marks decades of dedicated public service and community impact.
Philadelphia offers plenty of options for Thanksgiving Day with restaurants, attractions, and parks open for family fun. From festive dining to outdoor activities, Philly welcomes locals and visitors alike this holiday season.
Philadelphia charter schools are suing the district over enrollment caps and surrender clauses, arguing these policies limit growth and threaten their autonomy, sparking a legal battle over district control and charter rights.