The Philadelphia Inquirer

An embattled Pennsylvania reform school appealed the state’s decision to revoke its 14 licenses amid allegations of child abuse at the suburban Philadelphia campus.

State officials have revoked licenses for the oldest reform school in the country amid multiple state probes into allegations of child abuse at the Pennsylvania campus.

A judge has ruled that a Philadelphia woman charged with third-degree murder in the death of her adult quadriplegic daughter can be released on house arrest.

A publicly elected Philadelphia official will face criminal charges, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced Tuesday.

State Rep. Movita Johnson-Harrell surrendered to police on Wednesday morning. Attorney General Josh Shapiro says the Philly representative will be resigning. She was accused of stealing money from her community and using it for personal use.

Josh Hupperterz learned his fate in a Philadelphia courtroom on Thursday. Hupperterz was found guilty on all charges in the 2017 murder of Temple student Jenna Burleigh.

Brandon Brooks’s illness that forced him out of Sunday’s game was a return of game-day anxiety, according to a report.

The Philadelphia District Attorney’s Office won another court battle in their ongoing feud with the local police union.

The head of the Philadelphia police officers’ union disparaged Eagles star safety Malcolm Jenkins Tuesday, calling an opinion essay by the football player in the Philadelphia Inquirer a”racist attack.”

A woman was arrested Saturday and charged in the murder of her quadriplegic daughter who was found dead inside a Philadelphia home last year.

Philadelphia’s sanitation fleet has been involved in about 2,000 accidents since June 2015, with two-thirds of the crashes determined to be the garbage truck driver’s fault, according to a newspaper analysis.

The system overseeing more than a dozen Pennsylvania universities has unanimously voted to ask the state for up to $100 million over the next five years to further consolidate.

The parents of a Temple University student who was beaten, stabbed and strangled by a former student two years ago are suing the bar where the two met, and the killer himself.

Nigel Bradham has not been suspended and will play in the Eagles’ season opener against Washington on Sunday, according to head coach Doug Pederson.

A pair of socks helped lead to an arrest in the killing of a Pennsylvania woman nearly 30 years ago, authorities said.

Tiffany Griffin and Chad Greaves filed a lawsuit Thursday claiming Bryn Mawr Hospital mistakenly gave a funeral home Griffin’s placenta to cremate instead of the baby’s remains.