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Pennsylvania has spent nearly half a million dollars over the past six years to find and remove outdated registrations from its voter database.

The FDA will scrutinize company data on the safety and effectiveness of the drug, molnupiravir, before rendering a decision.

In early tests, the drug reduced the chance of people being hospitalized for or dying from COVID-19 by 50%. What about safety?

Demand has been high as individuals, employers, and organizations use the tests as a relatively cheap and simple tool to monitor for infections.

One month into the first school year at the new multi-million dollar Camden High “campus,” crowding, safety issues mix with nostalgia and enthusiasm for new opportunities.

The Philadelphia Museum of Art, Philadelphia Zoo, and Franklin Institute, were among the most heavily subsidized local cultural institutions in the country.

The nation’s largest 10-mile road race was back on in Philly on Sunday — with some notable changes. Many of the 18,000 runners said it still felt good to be back.

Small business owners are left trying to strike a balance between staying safe and getting back to being fully open.

Fire officials tell 6abc the bridge has been abandoned for at least 30 years and should be demolished.

Activists say efforts to end a formal holiday in Columbus’ name remain stalled by politicians and organizations focusing on Italian American heritage.

The holiday light show debuted in November 2019, but went dark in 2020 due to the coronavirus pandemic.

Philadelphia City Council’s President introduces a dining out extension and says the current regulations are fine for outdoor dining.

The Friends of the Wissahickon is working with architects on a master plan that aims to bring new bathroom facilities to the sprawling forest park.

Violence against trans women of color and housing insecurity are just a few of the issues that organizers hoped to highlight at this year’s march.

The court issued the decision late Saturday, which vacated an emergency order a lower court signed earlier in the day, allowing supporters to remove the plywood box.