A Philadelphia teenager who authorities say wanted to travel overseas and make bombs for terrorist organizations will be tried as an adult.

Prosecutors will provide new information Wednesday in the arrest of a Philadelphia teen charged with communicating with an overseas terrorist group.

Law enforcement officials in Philadelphia provided an update to a case involving a teen boy who, officials claim, communicated with a group affiliated with Al-Qaeda and allegedly purchased materials online in an effort to obtain weapons of mass destruction.

A Philadelphia police officer who recently died from wounds he suffered when he was shot during a traffic stop earlier this year was eulogized as a dedicated public servant.

Philadelphia Police Officer Jaime Roman was remembered by family, friends and a sea of his fellow officers during a funeral service at Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul in Center City.

Jason Kelce didn't hesitate to offer his thoughts on the Philadelphia 76ers' proposed arena in Center City one day after Mayor Cherelle Parker endorsed the controversial project. On SportsRadio WIP on Thursday,

The Philadelphia 76ers have a new teammate in their bid to build a new $1.3 billion arena downtown. Mayor Cherelle Parker announced on Wednesday a deal with team owners to keep the NBA franchise in town.

It worked. Or at least pushed the arena deal the 76ers wanted over the finish line. On Wednesday, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker announced her office finalized an agreement to build an arena for the Philadelphia 76ers in Center City.

The Philadelphia Eagles could be without starting safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson against the Saints after he landed on the injury report.

The Eagles look like a team without their star wide receiver for the second week after A.J. Brown sat out Thursday's practice. Brown missed Wednesday's practice, and as he confirmed to ESPN's Lisa Salters on Monday night,

Matthew Gabriel pleaded guilty to knowingly fabricating a mass shooting threat in Norway and a bombing plot at the University of Iowa.

A 25-year-old Philadelphia man took a fantasy football feud a step too far, pleading guilty to federal felony charges in the end. Matthew Gabriel was responsible for sending two fake tips to authorities in Norway and Iowa after claiming that another member of his fantasy league was planning to commit a mass shooting in Norway and “blow up the school” at the ​​University of Iowa,