Norman “Don” Magee, 88, of Bloomfield, a longtime Weithop sales manager who loved working his farm, died Jan. 18, 2026. He is survived by wife Vertaree and daughter Melissa. BLOOMFIELD — Norman "Don" ...

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Annmarie Lyons, vice president of UPMC Magee-Womens Health Service LIne, speaks during the dedication of UPMC Magee-Womens in Washington on Tuesday. Jayna and Jacob Ronald, with their children, Roman ...

Demonstrators filled the streets in Center City Philadelphia for a protest rally and march Saturday after an ICE agent shot and killed a woman earlier this week in Minnesota, sparking a national ...

The trial could prove to be an early test of how juries respond to allegations that link the herbicide paraquat to ...

A Pennsylvania man is accused of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old girl during an overnight stay — then offering her mother $5 ...

The effort is designed to give a good first impression for thousands of visitors expected to visit Philadelphia for the nation’s 250th birthday. Concept photo of Philly's “Gateway to the City” project ...

Melissa Gilbert has deactivated multiple social media profiles amid reports that her husband, Timothy Busfield, is facing arrest for child sex abuse charges. Anyone visiting Gilbert’s official ...

Comments Melissa Gilbert made against child sex abuse have resurfaced after a warrant was issued for her husband Timothy Busfield’s arrest in connection with child sex abuse charges. The “Little House ...

The actress' social media page has been deactivated after police issued an arrest warrant alleging her husband engaged in unlawful sexual conduct with two boys Nicholas Rice is a Senior News Editor, ...

PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- City crews are working to repair a large sinkhole in West Oak Lane after a water main break left dozens of homes without water on Tuesday. Service was restored to 80 homes by ...

Philadelphia Sheriff Rochelle Bilal blasted U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) on Thursday as “fake, made-up law enforcement” and vowed to arrest any agents who commit crimes in the city.