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New York man charged with killing daughter in Lebanon County
PALMYRA, Pa. — A New York man is accused of killing his daughter in Lebanon County, then dumping her body in a park on Staten Island. Investigators said 56-year-old Kabary Salem drove his daughter to Palmyra in October 2019 to paint a restaurant that he co-owned. Charging documents allege...
Shocked NFL fans say Commanders ‘must love Eagles’ after Philadelphia acquires Jahan Dotson in ‘rare’ trade
THE Philadelphia Eagles have reportedly pulled off another intradivisional trade, acquiring wide receiver Jahan Dotson from the Washington Commanders. The move marked the second NFL trade done between the two NFC East rivals in recent months. The Eagles shipped Dotson and a fifth-round draft pick in exchange for a 2025 third-round and two seventh-round selections […]
Emotions boil over in MontCo court as Norristown man admits to role in child's fatal overdose
NORRISTOWN — Emotions boiled over in a Montgomery County courtroom when the father of a little boy who suffered a fatal drug overdose confronted the Norristown man who admitted his drug activity played a role in the child’s death. “Look at me, you know what you did,” the...
Bensalem Amazon Fresh is opening today. Here are the details including giveaways
The wait is over. Amazon Fresh opened Thursday morning in Bensalem to a long line of curious shoppers. After two years of starts, stops, and persistent rumors, the much ballyhooed high-tech supermarket held its grand opening this morning with a ribbon cutting, $10,000 donation to Philabundance and Bucks County residents anxious to see...
Philadelphia man sentenced to life in prison for first-degree murder
Damir Richardson will spend the rest of his life in prison after a jury convicted him of first-degree murder. According to the Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office, Richardson fired his gun into a vehicle on January 14, 2022, in Germantown. Bullets hit 17-year-old Carissa Bright and she died from her injuries. Philadelphia Police Homicide Detectives believe […]
A Delco man was accidentally released from county prison. Officials did not realize until days later
From Delco to Chesco and Montco to Bucks, what about life in Philly’s suburbs do you want WHYY News to cover? Let us know!. Delaware County prison officials accidentally released a person who was incarcerated at George W. Hill Correctional Facility Aug. 9. According to a county spokesperson, prison...
Blair County Family takes legal action for ‘broken’ driveway
FRANKSTOWN TOWNSHIP, Pa. (WTAJ) — Around nine months ago, we told you about a family that wasn’t able to use their own driveway. Well, nothing’s changed since then. It was a nightmare even before they moved in. “It’s been 320 days since we’ve had to tear out this driveway and put a new one in,” […]
Lane Johnson Makes Big Announcement About Future, Eagles
Lane Johnson remains among the NFL's most revered right tackles, despite entering his 12th season with the Philadelphia Eagles. The five-time Pro Bowler is set for another championship run, and will once again be the team's most valuable pass/run protector for the Eagles offense. His leadership has ...
Nordstrom President Apologizes After Racial Profiling Incident in Philly (Video)
A recent incident at a Nordstrom store in Philadelphia has garnered significant attention after claims of racial profiling emerged. The incident, which involved the wrongful treatment of a Black customer, has led to public outcry, prompting a response from the retail giant’s leadership. The situation highlights ongoing concerns regarding...
Gettysburg College Awarded $1.2 Million Grant for Bilingual Community Learning Center
Gettysburg College has been awarded a $1.2 million grant from the 21st Century Community Learning Centers (21st CCLC) initiative, funded by the Pennsylvania Department of Education. The grant will support the establishment of a new community learning center on the college’s campus, aimed at providing high-quality, bilingual educational programs for underserved students and families in Adams County, Pennsylvania.
Vandalism found at Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania
The National Park Service said they were alerted to two separate incidents of vandalism within Gettysburg National Military Park in Pennsylvania, and now police say they have identified the person involved.
Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority seeks new Executive Director
The Gettysburg Area Recreation Authority (GARA), an independent government organization that operates recreation programs and maintains services in the Gettysburg rec park, seeks a new Executive Director to guide its operations into a new era of growth and sustainability. GARA has long provided residents and visitors with expansive recreational opportunities...
2024 HSSN football position-by-position breakdown: Scouting the specialists
Aug. 22—TribLive HSSN will break down the top players at one position per day until Week Zero. Here is a look at the top kickers and punters for the 2024 season. 1. Peter Notaro North Allegheny Senior, 5-11, 180 Notaro, a first-team all-conference kicker in 6A, committed to Alabama this summer as a preferred walk-on. His leg strength is a weapon for North Allegheny in many ways. Three of his ...
Lawmakers, advocates seek to solve ‘period poverty’ in Pennsylvania schools
(WHTM) — Period poverty in schools is an ongoing problem Pennsylvania lawmakers and organizations are looking to solve. “It is definitely something that has been an ongoing concern and really impacting our youth throughout the Commonwealth,” said Megan Swope, the President & CEO of Making Miracles Happen Inc. also known as the Period Project Harrisburg. “You know, throughout the Commonwealth, over 400,000 people who menstruate are living below the poverty line. And that means that they are probably struggling to afford their sanitary supply. So, what will happen is those that are unsheltered or low income will extend wear or use alternative materials or go without to try to deal with their menstrual flow.”
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