As some of the marquee 2027 NFL Draft prospects have faltered in the first month of the season, other players have ...

The Eagles were still missing two important starters Friday as they began their final practice of the week ahead of Sunday’s ...

Sean Mannion entered his first season as the Philadelphia Eagles’ offensive coordinator with the personnel to create variety ...

A Bensalem man is accused of pursuing and exchanging sexually explicit images with a half dozen girls, some as young as 10, ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers offense finds itself mired in a frustrating identity crisis following a 27-24 loss to the Cleveland ...

Dontayvion Wicks could move from complementary target to featured receiver when the Philadelphia Eagles host the Los Angeles ...

The Eagles need Jalen Hurts to help settle an offense that struggled to find answers in Chicago. With DeVonta Smith and ...

Erie's colleges and universities have reported their 2025 crime statistics under federal law, and the new reports show some ...

Since 1982, there have been at least 64 botched executions, the vast majority of which involved lethal injection, according to an analysis by the nonprofit Death Penalty Information Center.

The Philadelphia Eagles spent the week answering difficult questions following an embarrassing loss to the Chicago Bears on Monday Night Football.

A former Bensalem police officer accused of buying methamphetamines that authorities believed he intended to sell will not face jail time after pleading guilty to lesser charges. Thomas J.

Ember Johnson, a fifth-grader at Mount Rock, was the winner of the contest, which was open to schools in the county at the end of last year.