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This morning at PHL, travelers were met with roughy a 25-minute wait.

The Israeli hostages ranged in age from 4 to 84 and included Abigail Edan, a 4-year-old girl whose parents were killed in the Hamas attack that started the war on Oct. 7.

The volume of home sales across Pennsylvania were down 20% compared to October 2022, but that’s not because there aren’t interested home buyers.

Temple Health physicians are expanding a program to increase access to stool-based screening kits, an alternative to colonoscopies.

The last-minute delay had created a tense standoff on the second day of what's meant to be a four-day cease-fire.

Between her work for the district attorney's office and the U.S. attorney's office, Katayoun Copeland has spent three decades as a prosecutor.

The seasonal market gives Philadelphians the chance to shop local and enjoy a holiday atmosphere.

Fallen leaves can clog storm drains and cause flooding. So, the Philadelphia Water Department is urging residents to keep leaves away from inlets.

The Wilma premiered James Ijames’ Pulitzer-winning play during the pandemic as a streaming film. Now we can see it in person.

The holiday is known for big, hearty meals — but you don’t need to include meat for the family feast to be fulfilling, plant-based eaters say.

The 1978 protest brought thousands to The Gallery Mall, which lacked Black-owned businesses and usurped potential affordable housing funding.

More than 130 million people were expected to take advantage of discounts on the traditional shopping day — and some also found ways to give back.

The short animated film that follows Jordan Mailata, Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson as they try to put on a Christmas show for the city of Philadelphia.

Under its terms, Israel and Hamas agreed to a four-day halt in hostilities.

District Attorney Larry Krasner called it “a just resolution of one of the most shocking incidents of vehicular violence in recent memory.”