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The advocate for girls' education worldwide has a new memoir about moving beyond the “bravest girl in the world” label.

The university requested a stay of the court order to release the records, arguing that doing so would cause "irreparable harm.”

Philadelphia Pride 2026 will be held Sunday, June 7, with live shows, food trucks and LGBTQ+ vendors. Tickets go on sale next month for $10.

Delaware families of offenders say strict rules at the new work-release site are hurting chances for reentry success.

This move reflects a growing trend as newspapers face declining advertising and circulation revenues.

PGW says it needs to replace an aging liquefier in Port Richmond. Philadelphia Gas Commission staff had recommended not to approve the project.

After a six-year drought, the Orange and Black are back in the Stanley Cup Playoffs to face off against the Pittsburgh Penguins.

According to her family, Ashly Robinson was celebrating her 31st birthday in Zanzibar on April 5. Less than a week later, she was dead.

Fans celebrated the long-awaited return to the playoffs, marking a significant milestone for a franchise with one of the NHL's longest championship droughts.

Her work for a defense contractor involved influencing policy, but she never registered as a lobbyist. Critics say she may have met the legal threshold.

Eunity Delaware is hosting a three-day interfaith celebration bringing communities together through a parade and fair focused on unity and connection.

Climate change makes balmy April temperatures twice as likely, according to a research nonprofit.

After weeks of war and a fragile ceasefire, Iranian Americans in Philadelphia weigh hopes for change against fears for loved ones back home.

Under the mayor’s proposal, $1 from every Uber and Lyft ride in Philly would go to the city’s school district. Uber says riders will bear the cost.

Author Emma Copley Eisenberg used a class-action settlement against artificial intelligence to promote body positivity and her new book.