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Critics and health policy experts consider the GOP legislation the largest roll back of health care and food assistance in U.S. history.

Republicans overcame multiple setbacks to approve his signature second-term policy package Thursday before a Fourth of July deadline.

States around the country were expecting to receive already-approved federal education funding by July 1. The Department of Education announced a review at the 11th hour.

Fifteen people were aboard the plane that crashed Wednesday. As of Thursday afternoon, three are in critical condition and five have serious injuries.

The Live and Local music series will be taking place all summer through Sept. 25 at the Lazy Hammock stage.

July 3 - July 6: Neil Diamond tribute in Del., July Fourth activities in Philly and the 2025 Freedom Festival in South Jersey are among the highlights.

A massive digitization and artificial intelligence platform gives free access to multiple historic archives and thousands of documents.

OCF Realty is again trying to redevelop 1601 Washington Ave. as part of a broader movement away from the corridor’s industrial heritage.

Residents dropped off both trash and recycling outside a locked city-run sanitation center in Northwest Philly flanked by striking union members, police and city workers.

Authorities say 15 people were taken to a hospital when a small skydiving aircraft went off the end of a runway at an airport in southern New Jersey and crashed in the woods.

Stricter immigration policies and rising fear are taking a toll on the mental health of Latino families in Delaware, many of whom face barriers to care and support.

Kohberger was arrested in eastern Pennsylvania in the stabbing deaths of four University of Idaho students in 2022.

Ahead of Nathan’s Hot Dog Eating Contest, Max Stanford talks training, recovering and tackling massive meals.

Combs and his defense team argued that the women were willing participants and that none of his violence justified the severity of the charges.

If passed, the bill would benefit thousands of renters across the state who struggle to find safe housing because of their record.