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Nero led the Philly Pops until 2013, exiting his leadership role when the orchestra said it could no longer afford him.

Kathy Carpenter was a prolific athlete in high school and college. Now she’s fighting for better treatment of transgender youth in sports.

Authorities are searching for an inmate described as “very dangerous” who officials say escaped from a jail in northwestern Pennsylvania using bed sheets.

Community baby showers have become crucial one-stop-shops for information and resources on pregnancy, childbirth, and child care.

The event spotlights Black-owned spirits from the tri-state distilleries.

Community organizations and faith leaders wondered how they could give people a safe place to heal when such a large swath of the neighborhood had become a crime scene.

The bill passed 122 to 81 on Friday, with all Democrats voting for it, joined by 20 Republicans.

The USGS study is the first to evaluate PFAS in both public and private drinking water nationwide.

The indictments announced Friday are the latest charges in an ongoing probe that has identified 14 suspects.

The law approved unanimously by the Legislature responds to a spike in auto thefts. Law enforcement officials raised the issue last year.

The Providence, Rhode Island-based business decided to consolidate its warehouse operations.

The planetary average hit 63 degrees Fahrenheit, surpassing the 62.9-degree mark set Tuesday and equaled Wednesday, according to data from a University of Maine tool.

The PA budget is still at an impasse due to process technicalities and tension between Gov. Shapiro, the House, and the Senate.

After leading the Philadelphia Eagles almost to victory at the Super Bowl and earning a record-setting contract, Jalen Hurts continues to pursue improving in his craft.

Atlantic City Electric expects to have all customers restored by 3 p.m. Saturday, some customers could be restored even earlier.