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The life of a rising star was tragically cut short last month, and now two juvenile suspects are being charged in connection with his death.

Last week, the Pennsylvania House passed a bill that would require cursive handwriting to be taught in all public and private elementary schools across the state.

It's been two years since Delaware legalized recreational marijuana, but adults will actually be able to buy it for the first time in a few short weeks.

One man is dead, and another is in police custody, after a shooting erupted in Philadelphia's Nicetown neighborhood early Wednesday morning.

Drenching rain that soaked the Philadelphia-area overnight will taper off on Wednesday morning to set the stage for a picture-perfect Fourth of July weekend.

Berks County was hit especially hard Tuesday, with so much rain making many roads impassable, while some had to be rescued from their homes, due to the deluge of rising water.

Philly International is facing a perfect storm of challenges as travelers head out for the Fourth of July holiday, on top of unionized airport workers on strike and bad weather causing flight disruptions, the airport is grappling with significant hurdles.

The Philadelphia police have released images of the vehicle sought for a shooting incident that left a school safety officer shot.

The University of Pennsylvania says it will update records set by transgender swimmer Lia Thomas. The college says it also will apologize to female athletes it says were “disadvantaged" by Thomas' participation on the women's swimming team.

Hair, make-up, gowns, tuxedos, and tears—San Quentin Rehabilitation Center was recently the scene of an emotional first-ever father-daughter prom.

Philadelphia 911 call center workers represented by District Council 33 will return to work for at least one week after the city was granted a temporary restraining order.