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“A World in the Making: The Shakers” examines the historic religious sect that has all but disappeared.

Voting is underway in the 11th Congressional District to replace Mikie Sherrill, who resigned after becoming governor.

The legislation comes as Mt. Eyre residents continue to grapple with the Sunoco pipeline leak that contaminated six wells with jet fuel.

As the temperatures remain below zero, the city of Philadelphia has responded to a spike in water main breaks.

The education activist recently published a memoir about growing into adulthood after being shot by the Taliban as a child.

Police say that a 33-year-old man assaulted two other men after an argument over snow shoveling and a parking space.

The files include some of the several million pages of records officials said were withheld from an initial release of documents in December.

The package is a long-shot priority for President Trump that would mean some stricter requirements before Americans vote in the midterm elections in the fall.

Even if the deal clears the Senate, it would need House approval.

The case was argued last November, months after the trial court dismissed the charges.

A coating of snow is possible in places like Dover, Delaware, and Millville, New Jersey, and eastward to the coast Saturday night into Sunday morning.

A former WHYY intern was seen pepper-spraying a conservative influencer in the face on a SEPTA bus earlier this month.

Philadelphia sued after the signs telling the story of people enslaved at the site were torn down last week.

Democrats and the White House have agreed to separate homeland security funding from the rest of the legislation and fund DHS for two weeks while they debate curbs on ICE.

At Thursday night’s Board of Education meeting, community members and advocates gathered to voice their critiques and defend their schools from closures.