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The president took credit for reorienting the economy, immigration and foreign policy as he updated Congress on plans after a turbulent first few weeks in office.

Because of the pandemic, the enforcement date for REAL ID was postponed from 2021.

Residents say they are tired of repeatedly cleaning up their communities. They urged the city to invest in education and enforcement.

Philip Fitzgerald, the nonprofit organization’s new chief impact officer, will focus on economic mobility, community safety and youth development.

U.S. Rep. Brendan Boyle, who represents parts of Philly and is co-chair of the Congressional European Union Caucus, called the move "a direct threat to our national security.”

Since 2022, Philly cops have not been able to stop someone for an expired registration or broken taillight.

Delaware legalized abortion access up until viability in 2017. Constitutional amendments must pass both chambers in two consecutive General Assemblies.

The SS United States, a 1,000-foot vessel that shattered the trans-Atlantic speed record on its maiden voyage in 1952, arrived early Monday in Mobile, Ala.

To increase potential sales, Stimulus leverages artificial intelligence to find out when a large institution might be most receptive to vendors.

Eager to offer more inclusive cosmetics, Pound Cake, a local start-up, got an influx of capital to help make that a reality.

The news comes soon after three cases of measles were reported in New Jersey, and while Texas is dealing with an outbreak involving dozens.

When the president speaks to a joint session of Congress on Tuesday, his words are bound to be different from when he addressed lawmakers at the beginning of his first term.

Hotels generated more revenue this year than the last time the Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl.

A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held to celebrate the reopening of the iconic museum on the start of Women’s History Month.

Nearly 100 domestic cats have been infected with bird flu since 2022 across the country, according to the USDA's latest figures.