Hours-old newborn found abandoned in Pennsylvania
Upper Darby police are asking for the public's help in finding the person who abandoned a baby girl.
Upper Darby police are asking for the public's help in finding the person who abandoned a baby girl.
Report: Woman accused of urinating on potatoes at Walmart turns herself in
The woman who was accused of urinating on potatoes inside a Pennsylvania Walmart has reportedly turned herself in.
The woman who was accused of urinating on potatoes inside a Pennsylvania Walmart has reportedly turned herself in.
Montgomery County teen wins $3M as Fortnite world champion
All those hours playing video games have paid off for a 16-year-old from Montgomery County.
All those hours playing video games have paid off for a 16-year-old from Montgomery County.
Schools that warned about lunch debt now accepting donation
A Pennsylvania school district that warned parents behind on their lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care, and then rejected a businessman’s offer to pay the overdue charges, is apologizing and says it wants to accept the donation after all.
A Pennsylvania school district that warned parents behind on their lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care, and then rejected a businessman’s offer to pay the overdue charges, is apologizing and says it wants to accept the donation after all.
Rapper Meek Mill's conviction thrown out, granted new trial
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has been granted a new trial and judge after a long-fought battle to overturn a 2008 drug and gun conviction that has kept the rapper on probation for a decade and made him a celebrity crusader for criminal justice reform.
Philadelphia rapper Meek Mill has been granted a new trial and judge after a long-fought battle to overturn a 2008 drug and gun conviction that has kept the rapper on probation for a decade and made him a celebrity crusader for criminal justice reform.
Schools reject offer from CEO to pay students' late lunch bills
The president of a Pennsylvania school board whose district had warned parents behind on lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care has rejected a CEO's offer to cover the cost, the businessman said Tuesday.
The president of a Pennsylvania school board whose district had warned parents behind on lunch bills that their children could end up in foster care has rejected a CEO's offer to cover the cost, the businessman said Tuesday.