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Instead of giving new funding to a program that prioritizes the state’s poorest school districts, Pennsylvania lawmakers put $100M toward school construction projects.

Up to 3 inches of water fell on portions of the region, with wind gusts of 60 mph recorded at the Jersey Shore.

The prevalence of poverty in Philadelphia led to a phrase that may have reached its shelf life as a useful advocacy tool.

Companies must now notify the EPA if they want to resume the production of certain PFAS chemicals.

The governor wants to target medical debt to help families, and to position the Garden State as a leader in generative AI.

The move runs counter to other efforts — including at the federal level — to restrict the use of AI in government work.

The U.S. and Israel are united in the war against Hamas but sharply divided over Gaza’s future.

Pennsylvanians who select health insurance plans this month by the final deadline will get coverage starting on Feb. 1.

Eric Harrison was killed at Macy's in December. His family said there should have been more security at the time of the incident.

The men with faces covered entered the set of the TC Television network in the port city of Guayaquil and shouted that they had “bombs.”

Several rivers are expected to see moderate to major flooding, and wind speeds could reach 65 miles per hour along the Jersey and Delaware coasts.

Right-wing media outlets amplified conspiracy theories Epps was an undercover government agent who helped incite the Capitol attack to entrap Trump supporters.

The 67-year-old was music director of the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra from 2007-08 through 2020-21, the first woman to lead a top-level American orchestra.

Cutter Gauthier initially told the Flyers that he wouldn't join them last summer, a year after they drafted him.

A bill would make it mandatory for Pennsylvania lawmakers to forego pay during a budget impasse. At least one member says it could force votes for the wrong reason.