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At least 1,000 items are left by passengers on SEPTA each month. Most of them are recovered by their owners.

Officials say the case is in an unvaccinated adult male in Kent County. Contact tracing is underway to determine any exposures.

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle and Mayor Cherelle Parker lauded the city’s explosion onto the world stage, but contended the Trump administration is reducing global goodwill.

Senate Majority Leader Bryan Townsend says his legislation phases in price caps on hospitals and strengthens primary care access.

Ryan Gaffney, 46, of Feasterville-Trevose, took and distributed the photos while they were naked, investigators allege.

The White House denied Trump had any personal connection to the venture, but declined to say how the project was developed.

From Super Bowl LIX to a podcast on the 40th anniversary of the MOVE bombing, WHYY News coverage won recognition for a variety of stories.

Dating app fatigue has some singles looking offline. One comedian is pairing stand-up with speed dating to help break the ice.

What began as artwork created during different moments of his life, now comes together in ‘Becoming,’ a Delaware exhibit encouraging visitors to explore their own stories.

The $34 million project will repurpose the historic property through a partnership with the Philadelphia Housing Authority.

PAWS sets a summer goal of placing 300 homeless pets in foster homes so it can rescue 300 additional animals.

A week after severe storms devastated vendor stands and inventory, the market bounced back and drew in customers.

The Wicked Gluten Free Expo and Food Festival gives people with celiac disease a rare chance to eat, shop and connect without worry.

The push to teach nutrition in medical schools predates the current administration. So far, 73 medical schools have signed on to the campaign.

State Democratic leaders announced the effort in the district of U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, one of four Republican-held seats they hope to flip in November.