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Even with lawmakers away from Washington on a monthlong break, interest in the Epstein files is still running high.

New Castle County homeowners are crying foul after residential taxes rise while tax bills for some major companies fall.

The belt-tightening follows drops in the number of college-age students, federal fund cuts and higher costs. Ten universities have closed or merged since 2016.

In colonial Philadelphia, oysters were a uniquely democratic food.

Police believe the same man is responsible for all five assaults, based on the description and how close the alleged assaults happened to each other.

The lawsuit filed in federal court in Pennsylvania last week alleges negligence in the design of a critical switchboard on the ship.

The Eagles running back said he was “shocked” by the president’s offer and declined it to focus on the upcoming season.

The settlement resolves lawsuits pertaining to toxic chemical contamination at four industrial sites.

Westbound lanes of Market Street in Old City are closing to traffic Monday and will remain closed until mid-November.

Queer, trans and nonbinary immigrants fleeing persecution face unique hurdles. Asylum Pride House is trying to meet increased demand for legal resources and social support.

The four-week program provides interactive learning about the frontiers of biomedical research.

The overarching mission is to remove people in peril from the revolving door of the criminal justice system and possible incarceration.

Grieving clients send cremated remains to Ahava Memorials, where artist Daniel Hoffman transforms ashes into ceramic art.

The Office of Special Counsel said it was investigating Smith on allegations he engaged in political activity through his inquiries into Donald Trump.

Police say a driver and a motorcyclist got into a dispute on U.S. Route 13 in Bucks County on Saturday. The motorcyclist underwent surgery at Jefferson Torresdale Hospital.