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The poet laureate program is one piece of a literary “renaissance” in Bucks.

Summer jobs, internships help teens gain skills and confidence.

Trump's campaign for the Oval Office was dominated by appeals to traditional masculinity, conveyed in appearances in nontraditional media.

Shoppers were strolling up and down Germantown Avenue on a bitterly cold but sunny day during the largest small business-centric shopping day of the year in Philadelphia.

The cucumber outbreak sickened 68 people, including 18 who were hospitalized, in 19 states, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Friday.

The board approved the 7.5% increase earlier this month, as the transit agency faces a massive $240 million budget deficit.

The outage impacted flights in Philadelphia International Airport's Terminal D.

The biography “The Chronicles of DOOM” features a chapter of the elusive rapper’s life spent recording with the artists of Space 1026.

After more than a decade of planning, and three years of construction, the fossil park and museum will open near where a dinosaur was discovered in the 1860s.

The new, higher salaries are effective Jan. 1 for the executive and judicial branches and next week for lawmakers.

Middle Township Police Department said Friday its Major Crimes Unit identified the suspect and made an arrest. The person's name has not been released.

Wilmington’s free haircut initiative provides youth with clean, confidence boosting hair cuts and styles along with mentorship, food, and other essential resources.

The county’s elected leaders appointed David Byerman as Chesco’s first chief executive officer and Erik Walschburger as chief operating officer.

Artist Roxanne Slemmer has led more than 200 people in envisioning the borough’s past and present.

“The water damage destroys everything it touches. The next thing is putting it back,” said the contractor repairing the building.