FBI Investigates Threats at Villanova. The FBI and the Radnor Township Police Department are working cooperatively to investigate several threats made against students at Villanova University. [NBC Philadelphia]

Phils Walk Off on Wigginton Fly Ball. The Phils fell down 6-2 to the Brewers in the middle of Monday night’s game. Entering the bottom of the ninth, the good guys were down three runs. The team was 0-42 when trailing after eight innings. Then, three hits, three walks and a Ty Wigginton sacrifice fly let the Fightin’s walk off victorious. [Phillies]

Msgr. Lynn to Be Sentenced. Monsignor William Lynn is expected to be sentenced on Tuesday after a jury convicted him of endangering the welfare of a child. Lynn’s defense attorneys have been lobbying for their client to serve a term of house arrest. Prosecutors want Monsignor Lynn to serve the maximum seven years in a state penitentiary. [Inquirer]

Cop “Tracks Down” Woman He Saw in Traffic. A South Jersey cop is accused of using a national database to track down a woman he saw in traffic. He allegedly sent her a friend request on Facebook and then emailed her identifying himself as a the police officer that had waved to her in traffic. [Daily News]

Former Yahoo Exec Lands at Conshy Firm. Scott Thompson—the former Yahoo prez that was forced to leave after the fiasco over his resumé—has taken a post as the chief executive of ShopRunner, a Conshohocken e-commerce start-up. [Reuters]

Peter Nero Promoted by Philly Pops? Amid the controversy surrounding Nero’s contract, Encore Series has decided to give Nero the new title of “artistic director” and has agreed to a new deal. Effectively, they had tried to oust Nero, but promoted him instead. [Inquirer]

Philly’s Economy Surpasses Thailand’s. The Huffington Post has a roundup of U.S. cities with larger economies than entire countries. Philly comes in at the seventh spot with a GMP of $352.7 billion. Thailand’s only got a GDP of $345.6 billion. [Huffington Post]