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A review of Philadelphia’s spending shows the city is following its budget blueprint and making ends meet with help from federal pandemic funds.

Concerned parents are taking matters into their own hands to make sure students at Temple University are safe.

A craft brewer in Ukraine switched from making beer to making Molotov cocktails. Brewers around the world pick up the slack.

DA Larry Krasner says hiring more prosecutors and more investigators is just the start to resolving a major criminal case backlog in the city.

It's uncertain whether the U.S. will accept Ukrainian refugees. But for some programs and charities in Central Pa., preparations are underway to welcome them with open arms.

More than 12.7 million children in the U.S. alone have tested positive for the coronavirus since the pandemic began.

Despite records and interviews that contradict her account, Jennifer Smith continues to contend the state’s drug oversight agency was not responsible for the confusion.

Previous discussions, held in person in Belarus, produced no lasting humanitarian routes or agreements to end the fighting.

The event returns for a celebration of Latino-owned businesses and cuisine from March 15-18, with indoor dining options for the first time.

Fifty-three epidemiologists, pharmacologists, virologists, immunologists, and policy experts came together to nail down some strategies.

November saw a record-breaking 4.5 million people leave their jobs, including 143,000 Pennsylvanians.

The original paid family and medical leave bill has been revised to push back the start of benefits until 2026. Workers could get up to $900 weekly.

The seven-time Super Bowl champion’s retirement lasted 40 days.

Philly's own Will Smith received the award for his role in 'King Richard,' as the British Academy Film Awards returned Sunday with a live ceremony.

Gov. Murphy has proposed an N.J. state budget. Now comes the hard part. Legislative hearings begin this week.