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A Bucks County judge sentenced Trevor Weigel to life without parole for the 2024 killing of 19‑year‑old Jaden Battista in Lower Makefield. The hearing included emotional statements from family and prosecutors.
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The Eagles used the No. 54 pick on Vanderbilt tight end Eli Stowers — a John Mackey winner and combine standout — and former Eagle Jordan Matthews called the reunion uncanny.
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SEPTA says 31,091 Key cards will expire April 30; registered riders can move balances to a new card online, at kiosks, or by phone.
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Alterra is lining up a $140M floating‑rate loan with Rialto to shore up LVL North at 510 N. Broad St. after rent and occupancy trailed original projections.
Philadelphia police are searching for up to five suspects after an early‑morning robbery and sexual assault in North Philadelphia; one 18‑year‑old is in custody.
A half‑mile stretch of Washington Avenue is being reshaped with trees, protected bike lanes, medians and resurfacing as the Connector project nears completion this summer.
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Drizzle, fog and gusty northeast winds will make for a raw Sunday commute. Boaters should heed marine advisories.
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A bat found in a Haddonfield attic tested positive for rabies; three household cats were exposed and will be observed under county orders.
Light rain and gusty east winds will make for a raw Saturday in Philadelphia. Heavier showers tonight could drop 1–2 inches.
Bensalem police charged the owner of Bagelocity & The Soup King with indecent assault after employees reported years of harassment and alleged inappropriate contact.
Rain moves in Friday night and becomes widespread Saturday. Expect gusty winds and about 1–1.5 inches of rain across the Philly region.
A Gloucester County jury convicted a Paulsboro man of sexually assaulting a teenage girl; a persistent‑offender finding raises the stakes ahead of a July 10 sentencing.
Dalton Janiczek appeared in Montgomery County court Wednesday — his first public appearance since prosecutors say he used a Mercedes SUV to run over multiple Plymouth Township officers in October.
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