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The deceased, Matthew Kane and Mark Scott Jr., were found less than 12 hours after the demolition of the garage was completed and the site declared safe for workers to enter.

A majority of Philadelphia City Council supports the measures, which would restrict federal immigration enforcement activities in the city.

The number of girls competing has nearly tripled over three seasons. Next year, the sport will have its first official state championships.

The return-to-work program offers residents a chance to gain gardening and landscaping skills.

The Academy of Natural Sciences and the Mütter Museum have exhibitions about the role of plants in nation building.

The Pittsburgh-based pressing plant is expanding into Philadelphia as U.S. vinyl record sales surpassed $1 billion last year.

Households faced higher heating bills this winter, as natural gas prices rose faster than inflation over the past year.

The 2nd Congressional District is among South Jersey’s most closely watched races. Here’s what you need to know.

Crews spent Saturday tearing down unstable sections of the partially collapsed garage. The collapse on Wednesday killed three members of Ironworkers Local 401.

Gov. Matt Meyer's controversial firing of former chair Michael Houghton is motivating lawmakers to make the group permanent.

Scarlet tanagers migrate to Pennsylvania’s forests each year to breed before heading back to South America.

In “A Nation of Artists,” the two institutions take different paths to represent 250 years of American creativity.

Primary elections will take place Tuesday, May 19. Here’s what you should know beforehand, from voter deadlines to who’s on the ballot in Philadelphia and statewide.

From switching to LED light bulbs, to turning down your hot water heater, here are a few things you can do to save on your electricity bill.

These high school students will welcome international visitors, fostering cultural connectivity throughout the milestone event in the city.