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The Burlington County Animal Shelter is holding a baseball-themed adoption event that features a dog-cat contest.

Volunteers with the Clean Ocean Action environmental group removed over 175,000 items from the state's coastline last year, including pineapples, tires and leg hair remover.

Advocates say too much talent is sitting on the sidelines because criminal records are holding some applicants back.

While the overall rate dropped, overdoses and drug use are rising in Black and Hispanic/Latino communities across the state.

The Pa. AG had reached a plea deal with Energy Transfer that included free water testing for residents who might have been affected by Mariner East II pipeline construction.

A new pop-up installation in Center City advocates for clean slate laws using life-size stacks of paperwork.

Heavy rain events are becoming more frequent and are lasting longer. Pa.'s insurance commissioner says “not even close” to enough people have flood insurance.

Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn plans to seek capital punishment because of the “multiple killings and grave risk to others.”

Rep. Andy Kim and two other Democratic candidates sued in federal court to block New Jersey's so-called county line primary system.

Severe storms led to water rescues and flooding storms across the Delaware Valley.

The Conrail bridge repairs in Port Richmond are expected to be completed by the weekend. I-95 NB remains closed.

April 4–7: WrestleMania and Theatre Week in Philly, "Murder on the Nile" in N.J. and a celebration of Black female artists in Delaware are among this weekend’s highlights.

Last April, more than 3.7 million people were enrolled in Pennsylvania’s Medicaid program. It has dropped to 3.2 million since renewals restarted.

The photography institute TILT is bringing back its city-wide photo-sharing project.

The simulation is intended to be a role-playing experience designed to give participants a glimpse of what someone may experience living a month in poverty.