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Search ArticlesSee photos of the Union's decisive win over FC Cincinnati
Skip to content Union’s Cavan (left) and Quinn Sullivan celebrate Quinn’s goal that put the Union up 1-0 in the first half of the Union vs. FC Cincinnati soccer match at Subaru Park in Chester on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.Read moreElizabeth Robertson / Staff Photographer Published Sept. 10, 2026 As a staff photographer, I document the stories of the people. My photos capture the spirit of the individuals and events that shape the Philadelphia region.
Ding! Ding! Ding! The long, strange fight over your car’s seat-belt chime.
David Kidd is an expert in something that some people hate and others tend to just tolerate: seat-belt warning systems — the “ding ding ding” chimes and flashing dashboard lights that serve as reminders to buckle up. He’s spent years testing different systems in cars and trucks as part of his work at the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. So he knows very well that the incessant chimes can be annoying. They’re “an irritant,” he admits. But he prefers a different term.
Hockey player and coach-turned-broadcaster Barry Melrose dies at age 70
Barry Melrose, a hockey player-turned-coach who led the Los Angeles Kings to the 1993 Stanley Cup Final before going on to a long career in broadcasting the sport, has died. He was 70. ESPN announced Melrose’s death Wednesday after his wife informed the network.
Photos of the Union's decisive win over FC Cincinnati
Skip to content Union’s Cavan (left) and Quinn Sullivan celebrate Quinn’s goal that put the Union up 1-0 in the first half of the Union vs. FC Cincinnati soccer match at Subaru Park in Chester on Saturday, September 9, 2026.Read moreElizabeth Robertson / Staff Photographer Published Sept. 10, 2026 As a staff photographer, I document the stories of the people. My photos capture the spirit of the individuals and events that shape the Philadelphia region.
Vulnerable Pa. Republican Rob Bresnahan delivers ‘Trump-a-palooza’ speech in Dallas amid tough race back home
DALLAS, Texas — In an arena littered with President Donald Trump’s image — from the photos that lined the concourse to the gift shops selling merch depicting the president as a cowboy — one of Pennsylvania’s most vulnerable Republican lawmakers this fall went all-in. U.S. Rep. Rob Bresnahan, running for reelection in a Scranton-based district that is one of the most competitive in the nation, addressed the Republican Party’s first-ever midterm convention during its opening night on Wednesday.
Bruno Damiani and the Sullivan brothers fuel a statement win by the Union against FC Cincinnati
The Union finally earned a statement win over one of the Eastern Conference’s big teams, seizing the moment after an early red card to deliver a 5-0 blowout of FC Cincinnati. Quinn Sullivan opened the scoring, and Bruno Damiani had a hat trick, as the Union enjoyed an 18-1 shot advantage. The result extended the club’s unbeaten run in league games to nine, and lifted them to eighth place in the Eastern Conference (8-10-6, 30 points).
Photos: Phillies vs Astros
Skip to content Schwarber’s grand slam lifts Phillies past Astros 11-7 at Citizens Bank Park Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026. Philadelphia Phillies’ Kyle Schwarber celebrates after hitting a grand slam against the Houston Astros during the sixth inning on Wednesday, Sept. 9, 2026, at Citizens Bank Park in Philadelphia.Read moreJose F. Moreno / Staff Photographer Published Sept.
Pilot injured after small plane crashes at Montgomery County airport
A pilot was injured when his plane flipped upside down at a small airport Wednesday night in Montgomery County, authorities said. The plane accident happened around 7:20 p.m. at Heritage Field Airport just outside of Pottstown, authorities said. The pilot, who did not appear to have life-threatening injuries, was briefly trapped upside down inside the plane but was extricated by emergency responders, authorities said. No other injuries were initially reported.
Sen. John Fetterman appears in GOP convention video praising Trump on supporting steelworkers Original
DALLAS — In a remarkable move for a Democratic lawmaker, U.S. Sen. John Fetterman on Wednesday appeared in a video at the Republican midterms convention — an event specifically designed to boost GOP candidates this fall — in a way that praised President Donald Trump for his support of Pennsylvania steelworkers. The video was a clear escalation of a months-long shift in which Fetterman has drifted from the Democratic Party.
Police investigating after decomposed body found in Frankford residence
Listen to article • 0:00 min Police said they were investigating the discovery of a decomposed body inside a residence Wednesday in the Frankford section of Philadelphia. Police responded to the 1500 block of Foulkrod Street around 12:15 p.m. and the person was pronounced dead by medics at the scene. The scene was secured and the investigation was ongoing, police said. No other details were available.