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The $15 fine for not wearing masks has been repealed and the state of emergency has been lifted, opening basketball courts and bathrooms.
Police said a man was hit in the head with a piece of wood at the Days Inn hotel on Baltimore Pike. See details on this and more here.
The Philly Vax Sweepstakes will award vaccinated residents cash prizes up to $50,000. See how you could be a winner here.
Third and fourth grade elementary students who will be among the first in the new middle school signed structural beams during construction.
A 20-year-old mother and her two kids, ages 2 years old and 5 months old, were last seen Thursday in Northwestern Philadelphia, police said.
The Haverford Guild Of Craftsmen and Main Line Art Center are teaming up for the 2021 2021 Summer Art & Fine Craft Show this weekend.
Christine Lugo, 41, was opening Dunkin' at 500 W. Lehigh Ave. Saturday morning when an armed robber shot and killed her.
Officials said increased trash and recycling from Memorial Day and heavy rains caused the delays this week
See when and where you can get a coronavirus vaccination shot in Delaware County this week.
The Rotary Club of Ardmore's 2020 pancake fundraiser generated nearly $7,000 for the Merion Fire Company of Ardmore.
He was convicted of Hobbs Act robbery, which is robbery interfering with interstate commerce, for a 2017 Mt. Airy bar robbery.
PennDOT said shoulder repair work will force a left lane closure overnight for two weeks in Marple Township.
Both the single-dose Johnson and Johnson vaccine and the two-dose Moderna vaccine will be offered at no cost to those 18 and older.
A man pulled a gun on employees at a Bala Cynwyd store early Friday morning, according to Lower Merion Township Police.
Those who get coronavirus vaccinations at upcoming home Phils games will be given two free tickets to games against the Marlins and Padres.
A mural memorializing the late George Floyd was vandalized with white nationalist material sometime overnight.
The township is once again hosting an Independence Day parade, but there will be no activities in the park after the event.
A portion of West Montgomery Avenue will be closed 24 hours a day for 10 weeks in the Villanova section of Lower Merion Township.
The annual Fortune 500 list ranks U.S. companies that generate the most revenue each year.
Live music is back, and big names are coming to Philadelphia after more than a year. See a list here of upcoming performances:
