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Soros-backed Philly DA could face uphill battle for re-election if GOP write-in scheme succeeds

In deep-blue Philadelphia, the GOP is urging its primary voters to write in the Democrat challenging Soros-backed DA Larry Krasner in the hopes of getting him to the general election.

Pope Leo XIV May 9

Pope Leo XIV, Villanova grad, introduces himself adorned in symbolism, proverbial religious devotion

Pope Leo XIV's election as pope marks a 'super happy day' for Catholics around the world, according to the chair of Catholic Legal Studies at Villanova University.

Antisemitism Exposed May 8

Fundraiser for Temple student feuding with Dave Portnoy over antisemitic sign to be investigated by host site

GiveSendGo co-founder Jacob Wells told Fox News Digital the company will be "looking into" the validity of Mo Khan's campaign amid a feud with Dave Portnoy.

Philadelphia May 7

Rookie Philadelphia police officer shot in stomach while trying to break up fight near high school

A rookie Philadelphia police officer was shot in the abdomen while responding to a fight near Overbrook High School on Wednesday afternoon.

Media May 5

Dave Portnoy blasts TV station over contentious interview

Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy slammed an ABC affiliate TV station in Philadelphia over a contentious interview following an antisemitic incident at a bar.

Antisemitism Exposed May 5

Philadelphia police investigating antisemitic incident at Barstool Sports bar

Philadelphia police launched an investigation late Sunday night into an antisemitic incident at a Barstool Sports bar in the city over the weekend.

True Crime April 9

New Jersey woman accused of hiring Tinder date to kill her ex and his teen daughter: court docs

A New Jersey woman is accused of hiring her Tinder date to kill her Philadelphia police officer ex-boyfriend and his daughter, according to authorities.

Transportation April 4

Authorities identify father, 2 sons killed by Pennsylvania Amtrak train

Officials on Friday identified the three family members who were fatally hit by an Amtrak train near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, along with their manners of death.

Police and Law Enforcement April 4

3 family members struck and killed by Amtrak train near Philadelphia: police

Three people are dead after being hit by a train Thursday near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.

Philadelphia Eagles April 3

Eagles fan calls out local mayor's leadership skills due to Cowboys fandom: 'What do you expect?'

Mayor Ed Brown of Upper Darby Township, just outside of Philadelphia, is a Dallas Cowboys fan, and a Philadelphia Eagles fan called out his leadership skills because of it.

Housing March 30

HUD chief showcases how private-public partnerships uplift economically neglected areas in Philly tour

HUD Secretary Scott Turner visited Philadelphia on Thursday to see how Opportunity Zones and private investments have revitalized areas of the city that had long been neglected.

Housing March 28

HUD chief puts illegal aliens living in government-funded housing on notice: Americans are 'our only priority'

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Scott Turner spoke to Fox News Digital from Philadelphia regarding his initiatives to combat the immigration and housing crises.

NCAA March 22

Penn State wrestlers speak out on Trump's attendance at NCAA championships

President Donald Trump's attendance at the NCAA wrestling championships in Philadelphia Saturday prompted strong reactions from wrestlers.

Opinion March 22

DAVID MARCUS: Trump makes triumphant return to Philly, where he pinned the Democrats

Columnist David Marcus visits Philadelphia, where President Trump on Saturday will attend the NCAA wrestling championships.

Opinion March 19

DAVID MARCUS: In deep blue Philly, the libs think we regret voting for Trump

Columnist David Marcus visits Philadelphia, where Democrats seem somehow certain that Trump supporters regret voting for him.

NCAA March 19

Trump to attend NCAA wrestling championships in longtime Democrat-run city

President Donald Trump will be at the NCAA Division I wrestling championships this weekend in Philadelphia, Karoline Leavitt confirmed.

Philadelphia March 12

Manhunt underway for Philly driver who opened fire on teen, woman in road rage incident

A manhunt is underway for a driver accused of shooting a 15-year-old boy and a 20-year-old woman after an apparent road rage incident in West Philadelphia, police say.

Disasters March 6

Black box of ambulance jet that crashed in Philly wasn't recording audio, likely hadn't worked for years: NTSB

The cockpit voice recorder on a plane that crash-landed in Philadelphia was not working and apparently did not work for several years, investigators said.

Philadelphia February 25

Philadelphia will keep allowing trans athletes to play girls sports, defying Trump and new Pennsylvania law

Schools in Philadelphia will continue allowing transgender athletes to participate in girls sports after Pennsylvania changed its policy to prevent it from happening.

True Crime February 16

Blue city faces calls for corruption probe in teacher's 'suicide' by 20 stab wounds case

Private eye Tom Brennan slams Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and calls on DOJ to probe Philadelphia's handling of Ellen Greenberg's stabbing death, once ruled suicide.

Philadelphia February 14

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shaprio mocked for Cowboys dig at Eagles' Super Bowl parade speech

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was mocked by critics on social media after a questionable line during his speech at the Eagles' Super Bowl victory parade Friday.

Philadelphia February 14

Philadelphia mayor jeered by Eagles fans during Super Bowl parade speech: 'Wrap it up!'

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker was booed by fans at the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl victory parade on Friday when they felt her speech had gone on too long.

Philadelphia Eagles February 14

Philadelphia police officers reenact Eagles' tush push ahead of Super Bowl parade

Philadelphia police officers pulled off their own version of the Eagles' infamous tush push ahead of the team's Super Bowl parade Friday.

Philadelphia Eagles February 14

Saquon Barkley spots Eagles ball boy in parade crowd, lifts him over barricades to join the action

Saquon Barkley spotted one of the Eagles' ball boys and did his part to make sure he was able to experience the Super Bowl victory parade.

Philadelphia February 14

At least 2 people shot near Eagles' Super Bowl parade celebration

At least two people were shot in Philadelphia on Friday near the parade route celebrating the Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl victory.

Philadelphia Eagles February 14

Eagles GM Howie Roseman bleeds from forehead after being hit with beer can during Super Bowl parade

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman had a cut to his forehead after getting hit in the head with a beer can, but it didn't stop him from partying.

Food-Drink February 14

Philadelphia Eagles fans, with Super Bowl win, enjoy 3 winning foods

In honor of the Philadelphia Eagles being crowned Super Bowl champions this year, here are three iconic foods synonymous with the City of Brotherly Love.

Super Bowl LIX February 14

Eagles star Saquon Barkley ready to embrace loyal fan base during Super Bowl parade: 'Expecting a party'

Philadelphia Eagles star running back Saquon Barkley got a sense of how Friday's Super Bowl parade will go in Philadelphia during an appearance at Raising Cane's.

Airlines February 13

Plane crashes spark renewed fear of flying: 10 causes of aviation disasters

Despite several aviation disasters across the U.S. in recent weeks and growing concerns about the safety of flying, an expert says air travelers have nothing to fear.

Super Bowl LIX February 10

Chaos fills Philadelphia as Eagles fans celebrate rout of Chiefs in Super Bowl LIX

Philadelphia Eagles fans took the streets to celebrate their dominant Super Bowl LIX victory, and it quickly turned into chaos on Broad Street.