A woman was killed in downtown Manheim Monday; authorities have named a person of interest and warn he may be armed. Police ask anyone with tips to call 717‑665‑2481.

A driver was killed after a Toyota RAV4 went airborne on Bristol Road in Bensalem; police say the driver fled after a domestic incident and the probe is ongoing.

Moore College will admit undergraduate students of all genders beginning in fall 2027, ending its run as the nation's only historically visual‑arts women's college. The boards approved the move after months of community review.

Sunny and dry through Friday with highs near 85; low 90s expected Friday–Saturday. Showers and storms become more likely Sunday.

A Lititz man admitted in federal court to wire fraud after prosecutors say his company submitted roughly $741,726 in improper Affordable Connectivity Program reimbursement claims.

Jefferson University will open Delaware’s first medical school in partnership with the University of Delaware, backed by roughly $157 million in federal rural‑health funds.

Lancaster Airport will get daily nonstop flights to Chicago O'Hare starting June 3, operated by SkyWest as United Express. Tickets are on sale now.

An SUV struck the Liberty Place building near 17th & Ludlow early Tuesday, sending a street sign through the front doors. Police said the crash appeared accidental and inspectors were called to assess the high‑rise.

An Ewing police officer was struck by an ATV at a Princeton Avenue gas station and is recovering; police released a suspect photo and are seeking tips.

Thomas Partey made Ghana’s final World Cup roster while facing multiple charges in London. Whether he actually travels will depend on bail terms and visa rules.

Vanguard will vacate about 88,000 square feet at 45 Liberty Blvd in Malvern, creating a sizable vacancy at the Great Valley office campus.

Police are searching for a driver after a 72-year-old woman was struck and killed at Broad and Oregon; authorities located a vehicle in Northeast Philadelphia.

House Bill 2254, called Ryan's Law, cleared the Pa. House to let terminally ill patients use state-authorized medical marijuana while hospitalized; the measure now heads to the Senate.