The Latest Breaking News from Philadelphia

Philadelphia’s elected prosecutor is asking a state court to halt a Republican-led effort to remove him from office

PHILADELPHIA — Just as Harvard and Yale law schools announced last month, the University of Pennsylvania’s Carey Law School said Friday it will not submit data to U.S. News and World Report for its rankings.

PHILADELPHIA — Forward Nick Paul quickly scooped the puck out of the net for safe-keeping as Lightning players rushed off the bench to circle Steven Stamkos.

Philadelphia Eagles rookie defensive tackle Jordan Davis says he lost 20 pounds while rehabbing his high ankle sprain, improving his conditioning for the stretch run.

Officials say identifying the virus in sewage can help a local government accelerate and target vaccination campaigns.

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia City Council on Thursday voted to impose a permanent 10 p.m. curfew for young people under the age of 18 in the city.

WARNING: DISTURBING CONTENT: The crumpled corpse of a little boy was found stuffed in a box and abandoned on a stretch of road in north Philadelphia in February 1957

PHILADELPHIA — It has been 19 years since Lincoln Financial Field first opened, but Tony Leonard hasn’t forgotten the planning for the stadium’s first event.

PHILADELPHIA — Years ago, before John Middleton became the face of the Phillies’ ownership group, Jimmy Rollins equated him with George Steinbrenner. It’s a comparison that Middleton never minded. Because the late Yankees owner was notoriously obsessed with winning, a trait that is admirable to a former college wrestler-turned-billionaire baseball…