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Less than 24 hours after the city's mask mandate went into effect, the city’s regional transit provider SEPTA announced that masks would no longer be required on its vehicles.

Teens from the suburbs lured by social media are coming into Philadelphia and winding up shot or dead, according to Philly homicide investigators.

The verdict followed roughly three weeks of testimony in the federal trial. Johnson’s political future was at stake. Prosecutors say they will retry the case.

The Museum of the American Revolution and the Lenfest Institute for Journalism will each receive $50 million from the deceased philanthropist.

The 78-unit complex, situated on a former equestrian facility, is being touted as a model for providing seniors affordable, maintenance-free housing.

Avenue of the Arts Visionary Awards will honor two founding members of Philadelphia dance. Joan Myers Brown and Christine Cox will be honored on April 22.

Biden will be the first sitting president to deliver the commencement address at the University of Delaware.

A rule finalized Tuesday will restore key provisions of the National Environmental Policy Act, a bedrock environmental law.

Some of the top cyclists in the country will race through the streets of Wilmington this May after a two-year pandemic break.

After a Russian push to the capital failed to overrun the city, the Kremlin declared that its main goal was the capture of the eastern Donbas region.

Here's a look at how U.S. transportation centers and providers are responding to a decision by a federal judge to throw out a national mask mandate for public transit.

The announcement came after a federal judge struck down the mask mandate covering airlines and other public transportation.

The energy company’s ReLeaf program will plant a new tree for every tree removed for electrical maintenance.

The expansion is designed to include students who have taken a break, and those who have graduated from a high school outside of Philadelphia, among others.

The candidates — mostly women — are being given explanations that have a familiar ring in several corners of the state.