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The rescue was giving this couple money to foster dogs, but instead police say they were letting the animals starve and die.

The city will provide $50 million dollars in capital funding for the Family Court Building project starting in 2025.

Telford Police sent a letter to the woman alleging that she was “harassing” members online. The ACLU of Pa. said law enforcement is violating her freedom of speech.

Members of the Service Employees International Union from the New York area filled buses in support of their Philly counterparts.

Kimbrady Carriker’s trial is on hold following an evaluation from a court-appointed psychiatrist. Carriker has been ordered to undergo 60 days of mental health treatment.

A large class of new lawmakers joined the Pa. legislature this year. Spotlight PA followed 3 of them as they navigated a freshman year full of power struggle and scandal.

The university’s School of Biomedical Engineering officials say that the new academic program offers more workforce training for the growing cell and gene therapy industry.

Everything from chemical spills to bridge collapses have triggered recent emergency notifications. Here’s how to navigate the systems behind them.

UDTJ, an Upper Darby-based social justice nonprofit, is leading the pilot program. Philadelphia Mural Arts served as inspiration for Upper Darby.

He went from toiling as a plumber in suburban Toledo, Ohio, to life as a media sensation when his comments made the rounds on cable news.

According to investigators, that road rage incident involved a group of motorcyclists and the driver of a Cadillac.

Vice President Harris will participate in the New York City observance and first lady Jill Biden will lay a wreath at the Pentagon.

Biles will next compete at the world championships in Belgium this fall, where she will look to add to her record total of 25 medals at the meet.

A coalition of newsrooms requested Pennsylvania’s database of police officers, but officials denied the info, citing safety concerns for undercover officers.

Four years ago, the city honored David Mosley. Now it’s accusing him of “fraud” and “grave misrepresentation” in using pandemic relief money.