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The Unionville-Chadds Ford School District and the Kennett Consolidated School District will be closed Tuesday.

Some parents say efforts to install A/C in all city schools is taking too long and disrupting their children's education.

Professors and students weigh in on fears that ChatGPT will diminish students' ability to think critically and hinder the process of education.

The city received nearly 20,000 “First Level Reviews” following a three-year pause in assessments that led to widespread sticker shock

Local hospital emergency rooms saw about 2,500 school referrals for Camden County students in mental health crisis last year.

The Borough of Phoenixville is looking to complete two transportation construction projects, thanks to a pair of timely grants.

Officials say this time of year can be challenging when it comes to the beaches.

A potential strike by 146,000 UAW members comes against the backdrop of increasingly emboldened U.S. unions of all kinds.

Ukraine and its Western allies have dismissed the Kremlin’s demands as a ploy to advance its own interests.

Over 5,000 people attended Philadelphia's 36th annual Labor Day festival. President Joe Biden kicked off the celebrations and emphasized the importance of workers' rights.

More than a year after Good Karma Cafe workers voted for a union, there’s still no contract so there’s a new election that may kick out Workers United.

The annual Philly Fun Fishing Fest is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 9 along the Schuylkill River.

A federal ban on assault weapons could keep children safer from gun violence at school this year, lawmakers and advocates say.

Get ready to say goodbye to one of America's greatest rock bands. Aerosmith has started their farewell tour, celebrating 50 years of some of the best classic rock ever created

The loss was the first for the U.S. in 10 games this summer, counting five exhibition games on the way to the World Cup.