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Expecting in Delaware County? Grady Stops Delivering Babies Friday. Here's What to Do

Grady Memorial closes labor and delivery July 31. Here are the three hospitals OhioHealth is directing patients to and what to confirm now.

Medical Daily

A Mobile Vaccine Clinic Is Now Parking in Delaware County Neighborhoods Before Measles Arrives

Delaware County's Wellness on Wheels clinic is offering catch-up MMR doses before the school year as Pennsylvania measles cases hit a 30-year high.

Medical Daily

Semitruck spills 40,000 pounds of Frank’s Hot Sauce across highway during brutal heatwave

Temperatures were between 100 and 105 degrees Fahrenheit in Delaware County, Ohio on the day of the spill

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Indian man living in US on student visa convicted of scamming elderly man posing as federal staff

27-year-old Venkateswara Chagamreddy, an Indian man living in Texas on a student visa, has been convicted of defrauding a 79-year-old Vietnam Veteran in Delaware County. In August 2025, the elderly man called a phone number that he believed was Microsoft support. He was told that criminal activities had been detected…

The Times of India

Suspect faces more than 500 counts of human robbery for stealing remains from graves

Relatives of the deceased attended the hearing after learning that ancestral remains had been stolen and allegedly marketed online

The Independent UK

My First $1 Million: Retired Tech Industry Director, 78, Delaware County, Ohio

Ever wonder how someone who's made a million dollars or more did it? Kiplinger's My First $1 Million series uncovers the answers.

Kiplinger

Pennsylvania Woman Spotted Pooping on a Car After Road Rage Incident Escalates: Police

A Delaware County woman arrested for defecating on a car during a road rage dispute claims she wasn't the aggressor.

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Trump Supporter Arrested After Encouraging Voters To Disregard The Orders Of An Election Official

A Trump supporter in the battleground state of Pennsylvania was arrested after encouraging people to ignore the orders of an election bureau official overseeing a polling station in Delaware County, sources say.

Latin Times

Delaware County Officials Refute Voter Suppression Claims

Delaware County officials dispute voter suppression claims at polling site involving a disruptive woman in Pennsylvania.

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Pennsylvania House control up for grabs yet again in special elections

Democrats’ narrow majority in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives is on the line Tuesday with two special elections that will determine which party controls the chamber

The Independent UK

Nearly 50 years later, playing with Pelé is still a ‘dream come true’ for Bob Rigby

PHILADELPHIA — Bob Rigby boarded two flights and a hydrofoil boat, traveling 30 hours to meet the New York Cosmos in Sweden as their last-minute goalkeeper for a 1975 world tour. He grew up in Delaware County, was a substitute teacher while playing at Veterans Stadium for the Atoms, and…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Voters cited abortion as a key issue in Pennsylvania’s first election since ‘Roe’ was overturned

As voters streamed into Bell Avenue Elementary School in the Delaware County borough of Yeadon, Pennsylvania, poll watcher Gabriella Coleman stood by ready to help maintain order. But the 32-year-old lawyer said when she cast her own vote Tuesday, she was focused on reproductive rights above all other issues —…

The Philadelphia Inquirer

After 91 years, the murder conviction of a Pa. teen has been overturned

PHILADELPHIA — In 1931, an all-white jury took just four hours to convict Alexander McClay Williams, a Black teenager, in the stabbing death of a matron at the Glen Mills School for Boys in Delaware County, Pennsylvania.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Clerical error allowed Philly shooter to get a carry permit, despite earlier gun arrest

PHILADELPHIA — When Gregory Jackson arrived on South Street on Saturday, he brought a handgun he was licensed to carry. And he fired that gun, prosecutors said, to settle a dispute with another man, sparking a deadly mass shooting that tore through one of Philadelphia’s most popular nightlife hubs.

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A Capitol rioter who was turned in by his ex after he called her a ‘moron’ has pleaded guilty

A Delaware County, Pennsylvania, man who was turned in by his ex-girlfriend after he called her a ‘moron’ for not believing the 2020 presidential election was stolen has become the latest Pennsylvanian to plead guilty to charges tied to the Capitol riot.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Will Bunch: The Supreme Court leak confirmed that this is no longer the America we grew up in

When the news dropped around 9 p.m. on Monday, one woman said she’d stomped around her house, cussing. Another said she cried. Only 20 hours after the unprecedented leak of a looming Supreme Court decision to undo nearly a half-century of abortion rights, they and more than 100 other people,…

Zenger

Tot Gun Tragedy: Two Year Old Boy Shoots Sister Aged Four Dead In Car

The shock shooting took place at an Eagle Save Mart store in the city of Chester, in Delaware County, on 5th April.

The Philadelphia Inquirer

Millions still haven't gotten COVID shots. What does that mean for the future of the vaccination effort?

PHILADELPHIA — It's 2 p.m. on a Wednesday in Chester, Pennsylvania, and nurses Susan Pollock and Carol Von Colln are inside a Delaware County vaccine clinic doing what they spend a lot of time doing these days: waiting.

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A Pa. fire company is suspended after being accused of using racial slurs, disparaging Black residents in recording

PHILADELPHIA — The Delaware County District Attorney’s Office announced plans to investigate allegations that volunteer firefighters from the Briarcliffe Fire Company used racial slurs and disparaged Black residents in a late-January conversation following a virtual meeting.

Evening Standard

Fanta Bility: Police officers charged after shooting dead girl, 8, outside American football game in US

Three police officers have been charged with manslaughter and reckless endangerment after firing their weapons in the direction of a crowd of people exiting a high school American football game outside of Philadelphia, killing an eight-year-old girl and injuring three people.

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