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The sergeant ultimately carried a double amputee down the stairwell to safety as smoke and alarms filled the building.

You notice the headlines: a fast-growing cookie chain files for Chapter 11 and closes storefronts in a major city. That move signals trouble for similar dessert-focused concepts and affects the local neighborhoods that once welcomed the shops. This bankruptcy shows how permit delays, rising costs, and steep expansion...

Typically, the 96-year-old South Philadelphia staple layers ribeye steak, cheese and onions separately, and then serves them on a non-seeded roll.

HUNTINGDON COUNTY- Last week, the Pennsylvania Department of Corrections filed criminal charges against two individuals related to the introduction of contraband via legal mail at several state correctional institutions. Devin Walker, 34, and Dejah Schoolfield, 29, both from Philadelphia, are accused of using...

At the corner of Darby and Eagle, Havertown Grille serves breakfast to regulars most mornings. A few times a year, it also becomes a movie set. By the time the cameras rolled on Thursday, February 12, chef Yiannis Akritidis had already been working for hours. The griddle was still warm from the breakfast rush. Coffee...

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND — A potential Sunday night into Monday snowstorm is now within the critical five-day forecast window, and confidence is rapidly increasing that parts of the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast will see accumulating snow. While exact snowfall totals and track specifics remain unclear, meteorologists say the...

The Diocese of Camden announced a proposed $180 million settlement on Tuesday to resolve claims by hundreds of childhood victims who suffered sexual abuse over the years at the hands of the clergy. Church officials said the plan, which was filed in its ongoing bankruptcy case, will establish a trust...

The "House of Cheese" is getting a whole lot smaller. Di Bruno Bros., the legendary specialty grocer that has defined Philadelphia’s gourmet food scene for nearly nine decades, has confirmed it will close three of its five physical locations this February. The move marks a dramatic contraction for the...

The manager of the Trenton Farmers Market, a Mercer County institution for the better part of a century, is facing criticism for a racially insensitive comment on a Facebook post about the arrest of three African American men during Black History Month. Bill Kearney, who’s managed the market in what...

Police are trying to figure out who shot a 28-year-old man multiple times in North Philadelphia.