Data breach hits thousands of PSEA members
Over 500,000 people with the Pennsylvania State Education Association were victims of a data breach last July, according to the organization.
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Navigating Philadelphia's Roads: Attorney Greg Prosmushkin on Helping Auto Accident Victims
In the state’s most populous city of Philadelphia, home to 1.6 million people, it’s unsurprising that more motor vehicle accidents occur in the bustling city than any other in Pennsylvania...Promoted By The Law Offices of Greg Prosmushkin -
Trump administration pauses $175M in funding to UPenn over trans athlete policy
The Trump administration is pausing $175 million in federal funding to the University of Pennsylvania over its transgender athlete policies, the White House announced Wednesday in a post on X. -
NCAA Men's Wrestling Championships coming to Philly. Here's your guide
The best college wrestlers from around the United States are looking to pin their competition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, this weekend, potentially in front of the President of the United States.... -
Police shoot man who walked through South Philly armed with rifle, officials say
Police shot a man who they say was walking around with a rifle in South Philadelphia after officials visited his home for an inspection, investigators said.
