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Local 98’s former president Brian Burrows and business manager John “Johnny Doc” Dougherty are set to stand trial next month for the same embezzling plot.

Parents may find it more difficult to find children’s pain relievers as rising demand for these medications leaves pharmacies in short supply.

The 814-page report released Thursday concludes an extraordinary 18-month investigation into the former president and the violent insurrection.

The “Immaculate Reception” turns 50 this Friday, Dec. 23.

White House aide Cassidy Hutchinson described to investigators a wide-ranging pressure campaign from allies of Donald Trump aimed at influencing her cooperation with Congress.

At a signing event, Murphy took a shot at the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling and said the regulation changes would make communities safer and protect law enforcement.

Philly public schools won’t open Friday due to predicted bad weather and learning will happen online only, district officials said.

Mark Ruffin created 'Black Dolls Matter' to ensure Black children can see themselves represented in their dolls and action figures.

The delay opens the door, or at least buys more time for, a competing proposal by a Philadelphia developer looking to create a water-intensive development.

You can call it another gift from the team this season, with proceeds going to a number of local charities.

Here's what you need to know about parking restrictions and road closures ahead of the 2023 Mummers Parade.

A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect until 11 a.m. for western Chester, upper Montgomery and upper Bucks counties.

The three Dem vacancies have given the GOP hopes of maintaining majority status early next year, if only for a few weeks or several months.

The district's decision comes amid rising COVID, flu, and RSV cases.

Lynn was the first U.S. church official ever charged, convicted or imprisoned over their handling of priest-abuse complaints.