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Early dismissals at 86 Philly schools — up from 74 earlier this week — will continue through Friday.

Photos of then-N.J. Gov. Christie giving a warm greeting to President Obama during a visit after Superstorm Sandy in 2012 earned Christie scorn among national Republicans.

A federal judge ruled on Wednesday that still more of the ex-president’s comments about her were libelous.

During the Nov. 7 election, Democrat Daniel McCaffery and Republican Carolyn Carluccio will compete to fill an open seat on Pennsylvania’s Supreme Court.

Law enforcement officials have widened the search perimeter after Danelo Cavalcante was spotted on security cameras at Longwood Cameras on Monday night.

The 1,500-square-foot exhibit includes interactive elements and a letter written by George Washington to the Quakers in 1789.

The new policy applies to inspections and enforcement, as well as engagement. It goes into effect this month but is still open for comment.

Jason Hoover sought to unite his enclave around the stunning creature. “Now we have this huge group of people that meet and geek out about butterflies.”

Pa. Gov. Josh Shapiro signed an executive order in Philadelphia that mandates state agencies to award more government contracts to small and diverse businesses.

The NWS recommends that people stay indoors and check on older relatives and neighbors.

Tarrio’s sentence is the longest so far among more than 1,100 Capitol riot cases.

Immigrant rights groups are upset over the language politicians used at the press conference Friday.

The city just released three possible designs for the massive project in Chinatown.

The roughly 2% increase comes after the gas tax fell in the previous two years.

The FAA says that for a time United crews were unable to contact airline dispatchers through normal means.