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Jan. 11 - 15: MLK Day in Philly, Marshall Charloff and the Purple Xperience in N.J. and a Whitney Houston tribute concert in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

Delaware takes a step to further address homelessness with more than $1 million through a collaboration initiative aiding 10 organizations.

Philadelphia's famous Mütter Museum of medical history started a national controversy in 2023 by removing all online exhibits and videos.

“We did not make the decision lightly,” PAFA’s president said in a letter Wednesday. “We sought every possible opportunity to avoid it.”

He made the announcement Wednesday night at a town hall in New Hampshire just hours before the fifth debate of the 2024 election cycle kicked off without him.

The ZBA unanimously approved the city’s proposal despite opposition from some residents.

Closing arguments are set for Thursday, which could cost Trump hundreds of millions of dollars in penalties and strip him of his ability to do business in New York.

A Coast Guard official says the inquiry will not seek to affix blame but instead focus on issuing safety recommendations.

Republicans subpoenaed Hunter Biden to testify behind closed doors in December, but he refused to comply, insisting he will only testify in public.

Instead of giving new funding to a program that prioritizes the state’s poorest school districts, Pennsylvania lawmakers put $100M toward school construction projects.

Up to 3 inches of water fell on portions of the region, with wind gusts of 60 mph recorded at the Jersey Shore.

The prevalence of poverty in Philadelphia led to a phrase that may have reached its shelf life as a useful advocacy tool.

Companies must now notify the EPA if they want to resume the production of certain PFAS chemicals.

The governor wants to target medical debt to help families, and to position the Garden State as a leader in generative AI.

The move runs counter to other efforts — including at the federal level — to restrict the use of AI in government work.