Mexican navy ship hits Brooklyn Bridge, killing 2 crew members

The ship, named the Cuauhtemoc, was in New York on a global goodwill tour when it hit the bridge and snapped its three masts.

NJ Transit strike to end, train service to resume Tuesday

NJ Transit and the engineers' union reached a tentative agreement Sunday on a new contract, ending the three-day transit strike -- and an anticipated week of headache for 100,000 daily riders.

Palm Springs bombing suspect identified: 'Intentional act of terrorism'

The man who bombed a Palm Springs, California, fertility clinic Saturday is the man suspected to have died in the explosion, authorities said.

Phillies reliever José Alvarado suspended for PED violation

José Alvarado, a relief pitcher for the Philadelphia Phillies, has been issued a suspension for violating the MLB's drug policy.

FAN EXPO taking place in Philadelphia this weekend
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Fans will get the opportunity to see some of their favorite pop culture celebrities during the FAN EXPO at the Pennsylvania Convention Center in Philadelphia.

Over 65 canceled flights; nearly 250 delayed after electrical issue causes ground stop at Philly International
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In a chaotic 24 hours, many passengers traveling in and out of Philadelphia International Airport have seen their flights delayed for hours or outright cancelled, as airlines try to catch up.

Boat crashes into Brooklyn Bridge, masts fall off, several injured

A Mexican Navy ship crashed into the Brooklyn Bridge Saturday night, knocking off its masts and apparently sending passengers into the water.

South Carolina parents arrested after infant found with rat bite marks

Parents in South Carolina have been arrested and charged after their 6-month-old baby girl was found with multiple bite marks from a field rat.

Video shows alligator eating baby gator in Florida's Everglades

A tour group in Florida’s Everglades came across an unsettling sight: they witnessed an adult alligator eating a baby gator in a "National Geographic moment."

Remains of missing Utah college student identified after 50 years

The remains of Douglas Brick, a University of Utah student who vanished in 1973, have been identified through genetic genealogy more than 50 years later.

Vendors arrested in major drug bust selling marijuana illegally: officials

Philadelphia police were informed of an illegal marijuana flea market happening in Germantown Friday night and they arrived, arresting about 15 people.

2 adults critical, child, 4, stable after 'hospital case' at West Philadelphia home: officials

A man and a woman were taken to the hospital and listed in critical condition and a child is stable after police were called to a West Philadelphia home for what was initially thought to be a HAZMAT situation, officials said.