I've been the local editor of the Delaware County and Main Line Patch websites since September 2016. I hold an English degree from Bloomsburg University, and a graduate degree in journalism from the University of Maryland. My journalism career began as a copy editor and sports writer at my hometown paper, The Morning Times. While at UMD, I worked for the Greenbelt News Review, Takoma Voice, and Capital News Service. After graduating, I worked for The Daily Review in Bradford County before moving to Philadelphia and joining Patch in 2016. I love music, food, comedy, the Phillies, the Eagles, exercising, video games, and animals.
An off-duty member of the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office and his son shot at a teenager who was trying to steal a vehicle, police said.
Springfield Township's Board of Commissioners will consider an application for a simulated golf center, complete with a bar and restaurant.
The rockers' seminal album "Bleed American" turns 25 years old this year, and fans can hear the album in full at the Philly concert.
Marple Township Police said a local road is closing for three days due to the removal of large, hazardous trees. See closure details here.
Delaware, Montgomery, Bucks, and Chester counties filed an amicus brief seeking the restoration of slavery exhibits at the park.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around Bryn Mawr and Gladwyne.
The Radnor Township School District's Policy Committee will cover AI, bullying, and harassment after students were depicted in an AI video.
You have until 5 p.m. on Feb. 27 to cast your vote for Philly Favorites 2026. Winners will be announced in mid-May online and in print.
Pennsylvania State Police in Delco responded to multiple incidents, including DUIs, retail theft, and vehicle crashes, according to reports.
One person was reportedly taken into custody by ICE agents at a Montgomery County home Monday.
A 29-year-old man is in critical condition after being shot inside a Philadelphia bar early Monday morning after an argument, police said.
The institute hosts 120 students, serving young artists 8 to 18 years old through its Young Company and the Pre-College Intensive programs.
Police said a house cleaner for a senior citizen is charged with forgery, identity theft, and more after she took advantage of the senior.
The group's treasurer is accused of using its money on a family Disney trip, credit card bills, country club dues, a hot tub, and more.
Amtrak at about 8 a.m. said the downed wires on tracks are causing delays and cancelations of trains going between the two cities.
Radnor Township Police said a vehicle parked in the TD Bank parking lot on Friday was stolen while its owner was eating dinner nearby.
Lower Merion Township Police said criminals targeted vehicles in Wynnewood, Penn Valley, Rosemont, Belmont Hills, and Bryn Mawr recently.
Club president Cody Clouser spoke with Patch about local Olympic curler Taylor Anderson-Heide, curling terms, tactics, history, and more.
Local puppies participating in Puppy Bowl XXII include Akita-Husky mix brothers Koda, AKA "DeVon-tails Smith," and Teddy.
Police and public works will continue normal operations Friday. The Sweetheart Dance at the Inn at Villanova is still on for the evening.
