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The vehicle showcase returns with test-driving opportunities, one-of-a-kind vehicles and Eagles and Flyers players.

The judge said she didn’t find concerns about the slavery-focused panels removed from the Philadelphia historic site last month. Advocates say they were "desecrated."

The Trump administration has previously eyed the facility in Upper Bern Township as a site for an immigration detention center.

Attendees voted the beloved Thin Mint their favorite Girl Scout cookie and heard the story of America’s first public Girl Scout cookie sale.

The newly leased trains from Maryland Area Regional Commuter system will fill the gap when older SEPTA cars need more frequent maintenance.

Groundhog Day falls on Feb. 2, the midpoint between the shortest, darkest day of the year on the winter solstice and the spring equinox.

New Jersey customers’ electric bills increased by as much as 20% last summer. They could rise again this year.

The original art is meant to bring balance to an austere space while empowering students to be change agents in their communities.

A sold-out crowd welcomed Unrivaled to Philadelphia for the first time, setting records and showing support for local stars like Kahleah Copper and Marina Mabrey.

Among the artifacts are copies of the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Constitution, as well as a cannonball.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker, officials from the Mexican Consulate and community members held a memorial service near the site of the crash on Saturday night.

Tens of thousands are expected to be at Gobbler’s Knob in Pennsylvania for the event shortly after sunrise Monday.

Congress has passed half this year’s funding bills, and that means several important federal agencies and programs continue to operate.

“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.