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Sept. 11 - 13: “A Few Good Men” in Del., Fringe Fest in Philly and It’s Iconic Tour in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

After learning about Dawn Robinson’s plight, a state senator helped to create a legal defense fund for landowners under siege.

The decision Thursday by a panel of the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals comes even as the Supreme Court is already considering the same case.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro on Thursday announced a $100 million investment effort for the cash-strapped city of Chester.

The governors said political disagreement is essential to democracy, but warned that dehumanizing rhetoric is contributing to violence and eroding trust.

The three-on-three women’s league will set up shop at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Feb. 15, 2027. Tickets go on sale today at 4 p.m.

Republican incumbent state Rep. Craig Williams is facing a challenge once again from Democratic candidate Elizabeth Moro.

The uptick is raising questions about Philadelphia's broader identity as a city of homeowners.

Democratic incumbent state Rep. Brian Munroe is facing a challenge from Republican Mike Murphy.

Secretary of State Al Schmidt addressed speculation over mail-ballot restrictions and disputed claims about noncitizen voters.

The governor signed a bill Wednesday that was approved by the state legislature as part of the 2026-27 budget.

Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer says the average annual Delmarva bill went up nearly $400 over the past five years.

WHYY is inching closer to owning and operating WPSU.

County Councilwoman Dee Durham supports Kyle Grantham’s primary foe but says he’s “twisting our conversation” about potential post.

A politician who grew up in theater, Torsella mixes his two passions in “Declaration.”