Phillies reliever Daniel Robert collapsed during a bullpen session in Clearwater after his implanted defibrillator activated; the team says he is stable and under observation.

Light rain and gusty northwest winds will make Monday raw in Philadelphia. Gusts up to 35 mph and a Small Craft Advisory for coastal waters.

Firefighters battled heavy flames Saturday at the ShopRite on English Creek in Egg Harbor Township. Officials say faulty solar panels are being investigated as a possible cause.

A giant pothole damaged several cars on the Grays Ferry Avenue Bridge as volunteers kicked off spring planting at Nice Roots Farm. Also: Robert Mueller has died and satellite images show damage at Natanz.

PennDOT will invest $230.8 million in north‑central Pennsylvania to start 100+ projects and improve roads and bridges across nine counties.

Shoppers at a Levittown Walmart say a toddler was dragged by a backpack leash and left unconscious; a woman was arrested and arraigned. The child was taken to hospital for specialized care.

Philadelphia police have reopened their review of the 1998 shooting death of city employee Joe Welsh as investigators seek fresh DNA leads and tips. A $45,000 reward is being offered.

Aldi is recalling limited lots of Simply Nature frozen spinach bites after an FDA notice flagged possible rodent hair. The action affects select boxes sold in Maryland and Pennsylvania; customers are advised not to eat the product and can return it for a refund.

U.S. Marshals joined Philadelphia police in a manhunt for Najee Williams after two tow truck drivers were killed; reward now $21,500.

Police are investigating a suspicious death after a person was found inside a car near 58th and Alter streets in Cobbs Creek.

Eastern State is close to finishing a welcome center and a tied exhibit for the 250th, but a last funding gap remains despite a major foundation gift.

A South Philadelphia promoter was sentenced to probation and ordered to repay victims after admitting he sold more than $200,000 in forged Jason Kelce memorabilia.

A federal judge sentenced Clift Seferlis to 37 months after prosecutors said he mailed dozens of threatening letters to the Weitzman museum and other Jewish institutions.