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Lawmakers are considering establishing a yearly cost-of-living rate adjustment for adult disability and mental health services.

Police say a total of 11 needles were placed into merchandise.

A Japanese company's attempt to land a spacecraft on the moon has apparently failed.

A new bill would give election officials a week to process mail ballots and make other long-sought changes. But it faces a long road to becoming law.

Two New Jersey Republicans advocating a pause in wind farm preparation did not respond to requests for comment Monday.

The bill is aimed at businesses that dump illegally because the fines are cheaper than legal disposal fees.

His unexplained departure has turned a spotlight on what he said in depositions, emails, and text messages among the thousands of pages Dominion released.

The Welcoming Center started by offering programs to help immigrants integrate in Philly. Now those immigrants are shaping its future.

A shop in South Philadelphia is the latest to get a surprise box in the mail from the Oscar-winning actor.

Disney CEO Bob Iger announced in February that the company would reduce 7,000 jobs either through not filling positions or layoffs.

81% of union faculty members endorsed the "no confidence" vote against the university provost and trustee chair amid concerns over campus safety and labor disputes.

A recent surge of canine flu has presented a unique challenge for many animal rescues, but ACCT Philly says the crunch to get animals into stable homes is “urgent every day.”

The heirs of Gaye's co-writer of the 1973 soul classic, Ed Townsend, are suing Sheeran in a trial that started in Manhattan federal court Monday.

The University of Pittsburgh, where Douglas starred on both the football and track teams before later serving in various roles for his alma mater, said Douglas died Saturday.

U.S. special operations forces carried out a precarious evacuation at the U.S. Embassy in Sudan on Sunday.