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Gov. Shapiro said his administration is convening an AI governing board, publishing principles on the use of AI, and developing training programs for state employees.

A lawsuit filed Tuesday in Wake County Superior Court claims Google had been informed of the collapse but failed to update its navigation system.

Mayor Stu Markham's last day in office is expected to be on October 18.

The Pa. candidates will share a ticket with candidates for president next year in a state that is critical to whether Dems can maintain control of the White House and Senate.

Epps, 72, died this week after suddenly falling ill at a campus event.

He will become chairman emeritus of both corporations, the company announced on Thursday. His son, Lachlan, will control both companies.

Plans are now in the works to build apartments above a new ground floor of the Melrose.

"There needs to be state changes that happen in Pennsylvania in order for us to feel safe in our homes," said one resident.

Last month, Byron was sentenced to three years of probation and ordered to pay a $20,000 fine in a federal tax fraud case.

No completion date has been set for the mold remediation, said Superintendent Colleen Murray.

The crash is impacting service on SEPTA's West Trenton Line.

Sept. 21 - 24: Philly Fashion Week in Philly, XPoNential Music Fest in N.J., and Bill Bellamy in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

People’s Light will foster new plays written about the intersection of race and sexuality. It starts with “Bonez,” a blood-splattered horror play.

As they prepare to dole out newly updated booster shots, local health workers are trying to incorporate lessons learned from three years’ worth of vaccine campaigns.

The Delaware newsroom expansion is part of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting’s efforts to increase statehouse coverage around the country.