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Hundreds rallied and rode the Chestnut Hill West Regional Rail line Sunday as Gov. Josh Shapiro plans to increase transit funds.

The wounded officer was listed in stable condition.

They were the first U.S. fatalities in months of attacks on American forces across the Middle East by Iranian-backed militias amid the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza.

Two women with the words “FOOD RIPOSTE” written on their t-shirts could be seen in a video posted on social media Sunday throwing the soup.

The Eagles fired defensive coordinator Sean Desai last week after one season.

The Independent External Review program will take cases from people who believe their insurer has incorrectly denied them health care coverage.

Here’s a primer on where abortion policy stands in Pennsylvania.

More than a hundred designers, planners, professors and local residents came together Saturday to explore new visions for the Market Street corridor.

Now police are searching for the person who scooped up the shooter's gun and fled. They say the man should be considered armed and dangerous.

A federal judge has ruled that a Pennsylvania law making it a crime to release information about teacher disciplinary complaints is unconstitutional.

The phrase has become the governing philosophy of the rising star in the Democratic Party.

The lawsuit is expected to be one of many to litigate voting and election rules in a battleground state that is critical to 2024’s presidential contest.

A reward of up to $5,000 for information leading to Shane Pryor's arrest is being offered by the U.S. Marshals Service.

A 27-mile stretch of the Delaware River in the areas of Philadelphia and Camden is not safe for swimming. UPenn researchers evaluate how to improve water quality.

An increasingly common scamming tactic is a phone call from a number with a fake caller ID that reads “PECO,” the company said.