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Over $4 million in federal grant money will flow to nonprofits and local governments to support environmental justice in the Philly region.

Plans to transform Wilmington's southeastern side offer hope of economic improvements for the community.

Protests are scheduled across the state outside of Fetterman’s four offices. In Philadelphia, hundreds marched down Market Street Thursday before lining up outside his office.

The candidates squared off in their only face-to-face contest at the studios of KYW Newsradio.

The House that Rep. Mike Johnson now leads also will have to certify the winner of the 2024 presidential election.

A SEPTA bus driver has died after being shot in Philadelphia's Germantown Thursday morning.

The B.L. England power plant, which burned coal and oil over the decades, closed in May 2019, a casualty of the global move away from burning fossil fuels.

Former White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson said Pa. Rep. Scott Perry played a key role in helping former President Trump craft his plan to stay in office after losing in 2020.

Robert Edmond Davis, 19, was arrested on Wednesday in connection with the killing.

Pa.'s voting law contains conflicting sections, provisions that don’t address legal precedents, and language that doesn’t reflect how elections are run in 2023.

“We're hopeful we're not going to get to that point, but there are procedures in place,” said a SEPTA spokesperson.

Environmentalists say lawn conversions prevent flooding and runoff pollution, and provide habitat for pollinators and birds.

Some recent attempts by gun control advocates to tighten the state’s gun laws have failed.

Harden didn't play in the preseason and skipped practice last week for what was officially called a personal matter before he showed up Wednesday, ready to play.

The hearing centered on Philadelphia’s use of a Chester incinerator to convert a portion of Philly’s trash to energy.