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With more than half of people who run Pennsylvania’s farms aged 55 or older, agricultural communities in the state face an uncertain future.

Universal Family Schools said it is taking a community-focused approach by hosting vaccine clinics at its various branches across the Philly region.

About 28 million kids ages 5 to 11 are newly eligible for shots now that the Pfizer vaccine is approved for the age group.

Airlines are now preparing for a surge in travel after the pandemic and resulting restrictions caused international travel to plunge.

A new research center from Penn Medicine wants to create new solutions and resources for those in need.

Rebuild Ready has helped 96 Philly businesses scale up to be able to compete for contracts with local government. Nearly 90% are owned by people of color.

It’s taken seven years to reach this critical juncture in Pennsylvania’s landmark school funding case. Now, the real arguments begin.

The CDC added mental health conditions to the list of health issues that make people more vulnerable if they get COVID-19. Here’s what you need to know.

Doylestown had its first annual Diwali event at Burpee Park this Sunday. Hosted by Desis of Doylestown and Youth4Unity, community members came out for the festival of lights.

As childhood friends, they roughed it up on the football field in South Philadelphia. They still meet to play today.

An ambitious program to replace thousands of residential lead water lines in New Jersey's largest city is about to be completed years ahead of schedule.

At a happy hour in Gloucester County, Republicans celebrated what seemed, for some, to be a shift in momentum for New Jersey politics.

Republicans are increasingly optimistic about flipping governor’s offices in key battleground states next year.

A new initiative from the U.S. Attorney’s office in Delaware has one goal in mind — “making sure everyone goes home safely.”

A show of contemporary sculpture on Cherry Street Pier hit by flooding on opening night.