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As the workshop and museum nears its 50th anniversary, its paid high school program continues teaching teens teamwork and creative expression.

Senate Bill 23 allows certain residential development applications to forego public hearings. Sussex County officials said they’re working to adjust approval processes.

The investment would help improve pedestrian and cyclist safety in the Philadelphia area with more protected bike lanes and trail expansion.

Is SEPTA getting there? At a West Philadelphia performance event, advocates celebrated the transit system while warning that another funding crisis looms.

The legislation aimed to exempt households with seniors, young children and people with disabilities from water shutoffs.

The U.S. has surpassed 2025’s record for measles cases, with five months left in 2026.

James made the announcement on social media Friday, saying it will be his “last decision” and that it comes after he strongly considered retirement.

The Association for Public Art commissioned architect Jeff Richards to showcase the possibilities of flax as a building material.

Philadelphia schoolchildren made art for America’s 250th anniversary. Along the way, they learned about community.

Her last broadcast will be on Monday, Aug. 31.

The total average premium rate increase request in the individual market is 17%. Some insurers like Ambetter are requesting an average increase of 40%.

The new law prohibits companies from using your location, browsing history and income to help set the price you pay for merchandise.

The settlement resolves dispute over employee records sought in the EEOC's antisemitism investigation, but the agency's broader probe will continue.

Anyone can contribute to the map of sites where tires, construction debris and other junk is dumped illegally.

The Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection said doubling the population of the rural communities would tax the sewage system and drain drinking water supplies.