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Elijah Thomas, 28, met two 14-year-olds on Snapchat, investigators say. He's jailed on $700,000 bail.
A written statement from one of Maisha Coon’s daughters said the Bensalem murder left their home feeling haunted by her absence.
Yuri Cardoso was last seen on the 100 block of North 24th Street in Camden and is known to frequent East Camden. Police are asking neighbors for help.
Community & Society in ...
PAWS will double its dog capacity and boost cat space 20% once Grays Ferry and Old City locations merge into one South Philly hub.
Retail & Industry in ...
The grocer will replace three office buildings at Trevose Corporate Center with a 23,300-square-foot store, shops and a drive-through coffee shop.
Food & Drinks in ...
The wood-fired bagel chain's 18th shop would more than add a dozen seats to the Village at Newtown space it's taking from Five Guys.
The driver woke to find six men hauling crab out of his truck, then chased him off when he tried to stop them.
Robert McNeill, 55, threatened suicide while barricaded in his car as schools near Absecon Sports Complex sheltered in place.
Weather & Environment in ...
Sunny skies return Tuesday as Philadelphia heads toward a warm Friday and mild Halloween. Showers are possible Sunday.
Tyraji Fullard, 15, was last seen on a Friday and hasn't returned home since, Philadelphia police say.
Keilei Lang vanished from a North Marvine Street home; police want tips sent to Northwest detectives.
One suspect fled on foot, the other in a silver Jeep Compass. Police say both should be considered armed and dangerous.
Northeast High students formed human letters reading QB1 while first graders at Clara Barton sent cards to Swoop.
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