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“Football is going to deal you some tough hands at times,” coach Nick Sirianni said. “Can you get up and keep fighting?”

The Lightship Overfalls, a nearly 100-year-old ship, is maintained by a volunteer group. This year, they’re offering a haunted tour as a fundraiser.

A federal lawsuit challenges the University of Delaware’s in-state tuition policy, raising questions about residency and the financial barriers students can face.

Pennsylvania joins 26 other states in adopting a statewide, all-day restriction.

The senior development is one of the agency's remaining projects in this section of North Philadelphia, where it has invested roughly $750 million.

The cost of heating oil in Pennsylvania nearly doubled since last fall. A release of fuel from the federal oil reserve may be too small to solve the issue.

While U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick, R-Bucks County, is keeping his distance from the president, U.S. Rep. Scott Perry, R-Dauphin County, is all in.

City officials say the goal is to help residents, especially older ones on fixed or limited incomes, make emergency or long-needed fixes.

For years, Philadelphia has built rain gardens to prevent stormwater and sewage from entering waterways. Are those efforts enough?

The site will be the first of its kind for a coroner’s office in Pennsylvania.

ACA customers may face higher premium prices for coverage next year, but insurance experts say most people still qualify for financial assistance.

Hundreds of students marched from LOVE Park to City Hall last week in a march organized by PA Youth Vote to increase civic education and youth voter turnout.

From selecting films to coordinating screenings and hundreds of volunteers, the Philadelphia Film Society's staff works year-round to prepare for the 11-day festival.

The new technology aims to prevent microplastics from entering the Atlantic Ocean.

Seven teams of architecture, design and engineering students built wooden contraptions to see who could launch a 5-pound gourd the farthest.