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Fewer flustered commuters on the roadways nationwide since the COVID-19 pandemic is one reason Audacy says it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.

Philly native Da'Vine Joy Randolph and Paul Giamatti both won for Alexander Payne’s “The Holdovers.”

The son of a post official from the working-class Munich district of Giesing, Beckenbauer became one of the greatest players to grace the game.

No changes to the William Penn statue are planned, according to park authorities.

Looming over the legislature is a court ruling that declared the state’s education funding system to be unconstitutionally inequitable and ordered lawmakers to correct it.

The starting salary is $61,888, plus a $2,000 signing bonus.

The cinematic journey documents one woman’s personal crusade to turn tragedy into positive action.

Starting Monday, Penn Medicine says in certain departments like emergency and waiting rooms, everyone two and older is required to wear a mask.

Here’s a look at some MLK Day volunteer and engagement opportunities, from panel discussions to community cleanups.

“None of my lifetime opportunities come without having access to education and it's the great equalizer,” Parker said.

The Pentagon’s failure to disclose Austin’s hospitalization reflects a stunning lack of transparency about his illness, how serious it was and when he may be released.

Tests showed that there was no contamination in the water, and authorities say water consumption may resume as normal for city residents.

“We've already seen a lot of rain with the three previous storms … our soils can't take much more rainfall,” said one NWS meteorologist.

Zagallo was the first person to win the World Cup both as a player and manager and was seen by many as the embodiment of the Brazilian national team.

The mission is the Secretary of State's fourth to the region in the three months since the war began.