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Duane Morris claims the district is “ahead of the curve” in creating a welcoming environment for LGBTQ students. The ACLU calls the investigation a “sham.”

E. Jean Carroll's remarks on Monday came during cross-examination from Trump's lawyer, Joe Tacopina, who questioned why she did not contact police.

The agreements, which include raises and job protections, covers educators, researchers, and clinicians through June 2026.

Lawmakers have passed millions of dollars worth of corporate tax credits in recent years, but Republicans say they’re wary of Gv. Shapiro’s plan to offer a new one to workers.

CHANCES was an outpatient substance use treatment program in Philly. It initially opened in the early '90s to serve women and mothers.

Voters must register by today in order to participate in the May 16 primary, which will likely determine Philly’s next mayor.

The law lets people use, buy, transport and give away weed. But it doesn’t give users carte blanche to do whatever they want.

The Holocaust Plaza in Center City has the oldest Holocaust memorial sculpture in America. Now it is commissioning the largest mural.

The last time the 76ers won was the 1982 Eastern Conference finals matchup when Philadelphia took Game 7 in Boston.

The Eagles took cornerback Kelee Ringo in the fourth round Saturday to make it three picks overall off the national champions' roster.

Union members continue to protest that Liberty has underpaid and underserved its workers.

Two police officers and a suspect were shot after an hours-long standoff in the Germantown section of Philadelphia.

The community center, which empowers and supports low-income communities, is expanding its early childhood education capacity with plans for even more.

Universal Vare is the sixth school to close due to asbestos, following the C.W. Henry Elementary School, which closed on Monday.

More than 36,000 people are expected to take part in America’s largest 10-mile road race. Here’s how you can avoid race-related delays.