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According to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission, the metal straw inside the now-recalled tumblers can cut a user’s mouth and/or fingers.

Justice Samuel Alito refused his emergency appeal in a brief order Thursday. Alito handles appeals originating in Pennsylvania.

The national and state Republican parties are appealing a Pennsylvania court ruling that would relax the rules for mail ballots.

Republican voters in Delaware cite the economy and high prices for consumer products as top concerns heading into next week’s election.

The family of the late Peter Nero has given the brand “Philly Pops” to the start-up orchestra.

The America PAC promises to issue all payments for signing giveaway petitions by Nov. 30, but some have grown tired of waiting.

Council has yet to vote on the legislative package introduced last week that would authorize the Sixers to build the controversial development.

Lancaster County's Republican DA said election workers raised concerns about two sets of voter registration applications due to what she described as numerous similarities.

Philadelphia placed high on the list for one of the best cities to celebrate Halloween, according to a new report.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts was not permitted to actually play golf, per terms of his $255 million contract.

The election will test the down-ballot strength of both parties in Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.

The more than 9,000 city employees represented by AFSCME District Council 33 have been working without a contract since July.

A state judge let both sides debate their grievances in a hearing skipped by the world's richest man.

Oct. 31 - Nov. 3: Robert Cray Band in Delaware, Halloween hijinks in Philly and its burbs and a “haunted” ship tour in South Jersey are among the weekend’s highlights.

Bob Casey and David McCormick have accused each other of contributing to the scourge that is on track to kill 5,000 people in Pennsylvania this year.