Two Pennsylvania men say DraftKings and FanDuel's live microbetting features hooked them and cost them six‑figure losses. They’ve sued in Philadelphia seeking damages and an injunction.

A new analysis ranks Philadelphia seventh for fastest‑rising living costs, showing rent and essentials taking a large share of typical monthly paychecks. Local CPI and shelter costs drove much of the increase.

A CBS Philadelphia video shows exotic animals discovered inside an apparently abandoned North Philadelphia home after neighbors reported dogs barking. City animal-control and state rules shape the response.

A two-and-a-half-year, $27M overhaul has returned Kingsessing Rec Center to residents with new turf, accessible upgrades and conserved public art.

Community College of Philadelphia graduated its first Navy‑backed welding and NDT cohorts after a Navy investment and campus build‑out; the next class starts in April. Local shipyards are already lining up hires.

Hope 220 opened at 220 N. Broad as a low-barrier "solution center" combining shelter, healthcare and business funding to speed exits to housing.

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.

Dr. Alice Swift returned to Abington Senior High on March 18 after an investigation into social media posts tied to antisemitic content. The district says ADL training and community outreach are next.

Specialist Krystofer Lopez, 18, died after a training incident at Letterkenny Army Depot. A viewing and funeral are scheduled March 28 at Biglerville High School.

A free Utility & Resource Fair on March 24 will bring PWD, PECO, PGW and state officials to Germantown to help residents apply for assistance.

A peacock wandered through Fox Hollow in Cherry Hill and later turned up near Voorhees, drawing videos and neighborhood chatter.

Pennsylvania's sports-betting surge is boosting tax revenue while helplines and treatment programs struggle to keep up.

A ShopRite on East Evesham Road in Cherry Hill sold a $50,000 Powerball ticket in the March 14 drawing. The winning numbers were 9, 30, 42, 50, 52 and Powerball 21.