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Activists with Philly Thrive argue repairs help residents stay in their homes and adapt to climate change. At least one member of City Council is listening.

The agency is also scrutinizing the company over potential violations of a children's privacy law.

Ohio, Vermont and Maryland are among the states that have removed prop betting on college athletes.

“A vague, generalized allegation that elections, generally, will be undermined, is not the type of case or controversy that this court may rule on," the judge said.

The decision comes days after a group of residents filed a lawsuit seeking to stop the park renovation.

Head gardener Sandi Polyakov says the cherry blossoms evoke a poetic moment of ephemerality.

The bodies of two of six workers who plunged into the water were recovered earlier Wednesday. The others are presumed dead.

A cargo ship rammed into Baltimore’s Francis Scott Bridge early Tuesday, causing the span to collapse and the presumed deaths of six people. Here's what we know so far.

Despite diverging viewpoints, attendees agreed that stronger support systems are needed for children and families.

The odds of winning the Mega Millions jackpot are 1 in 302.6 million.

A group of doctors challenged the FDA’s authority to approve mifepristone, an abortion drug. The case went to the Supreme Court, which heard oral arguments Tuesday.

“There Is a Woman in Every Color” aims to celebrate womanhood and the contributions of Black women to the world of art.

COVID-19 enhancements also disappear later this year for workers and retirees.

The Baltimore port is now inaccessible, meaning nearby ports need to absorb the traffic.

The events are open to the public and free to attend, but registration is required. A panel will feature journalists implementing civic dialogue and community building.