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Sibley's death has sparked outrage and prompted tributes from celebrities including Beyoncé and Spike Lee.

Investigators on scene believe the crash happened after a car ran a red light, crashing into the middle of the trolley and knocking it off the tracks.

Officials are courting new businesses and developers who respect the small borough’s rich historical character.

Sharing Excess will have tables set up outside The Mann where fans are encouraged to donate nonperishable goods before heading inside to watch Mt. Joy.

The weekend-long event celebrated all things arthropod in hopes to get kids to care about bugs.

Prosecutors want U.S. District Court Judge Tanya Chutkan to issue a protective order concerning evidence in the case.

The clean technology startup that builds wireless charging devices for large electric vehicles opened a new research and development laboratory in King of Prussia.

Shot in Fishtown, the film generated just 16 ounces of trash. A typical Hollywood film can produce a million pounds of waste.

This incident is believed to be a part of a larger cyberattack, which is affecting hospitals in a number of other states.

Delaware has banned mussel and clam harvests until the end of the month after a Millsboro wastewater facility discharged raw sewage into a tributary of the Indian River.

Pa.’s Commonwealth Court recently ruled on the side of ratepayers in a major Office of Consumer Advocate case against the Public Utilities Commission and Aqua.

Margolis was born in Philadelphia on Nov. 26, 1939, and briefly attended Temple University before moving to New York City to study acting.

An infection with RSV is a cold-like nuisance for most healthy people, but it can be life-threatening for the very young and the elderly.

His lies about the election — which form the basis of the charges — are repeated in nearly every speech he gives.

The application process for the 2024-25 school year will begin Sept. 15.