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The blaze broke out around 4:45 p.m. near 33rd Street and Ridge Avenue in Philadelphia.

At least 15 JetBlue passengers were injured and taken to the hospital after the Oct. 30 incident on board the flight from Cancun, Mexico, to Newark, N.J.

Proposed changes include allowing the government to consider the economic impact before deciding whether a species should be considered endangered.

Legislation considered controversial can be pushed through by the Democratic majority before the new legislative session starts in January.

Netflix House and Eataly are the latest examples of the trend toward retail offerings that are hands-on — and selfie-ready — at King of Prussia Mall.

The application period runs through Dec. 15. Ideal candidates would have investigative experience.

As cancer treatment evolves, health systems are adapting by providing oncology urgent care clinics to patients.

Head spas are gaining a strong following among beauty influencers and wellness buffs — and their numbers are growing.

The widespread use of AI has sparked a dilemma for teachers and professors. How do you tell the difference between assignments written by students, and those written by a bot?

Delaware is the only state in the mid-Atlantic that does not have a nontidal wetland protection program that exceeds federal baseline standards.

Virtua Health’s Hospital at Home program provides 24/7 monitoring and health care at home for stabilized patients, but the federal waiver program is set to expire on Jan. 30.

“I don’t think that we’re doing nearly enough for foster youth in our city. There’s so much more that can be done,” said Philadelphia City Councilmember Cindy Bass.

Starting Jan. 1, the minimum wage will increase, and Garden State drivers will pay more on toll roads and bridges.

Despite it being the coldest Thanksgiving in Philadelphia since 2018, thousands bundled up to watch the city’s parade.

Campbell's said Wednesday it listened to a recording of Ballys meeting with Garza and fired Bally on Tuesday.