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With no final agreement yet and an uncertain path ahead, the standoff threatened to plunge the country into another shutdown.

Meyer’s recommended budget would "modernize" business formation fees and raise cigarette taxes to add state revenue.

Leon Smith teaches history at Haverford High School. The Council of Chief State School Officers will announce a winner this spring.

A dozen Democrats are fighting for the chance to face Republican Randolph Mayor Joe Hathaway in April.

Residents are concerned that a strain on the power grid could mean higher electric bills.

As of Thursday, the latest model guidance for the Philadelphia region depicts a glancing blow late Saturday into Sunday afternoon.

Jan. 29 - Feb. 1: Art Battle in Delaware, an award show celebrating Philly's top restaurants and the Fire & Ice Festival in South Jersey are among the highlights.

The birthplace of democracy got spruced up for America’s 250th celebrations.

Some local law enforcement has signed 287(g) agreements with ICE. Others are doubling down on limiting cooperation with federal agents amid a nationwide crackdown.

The $16 billion project, which connects trains running from New Jersey to New York, has been called the most important infrastructure project in the nation.

Delaware’s shield law protects providers sued or criminally prosecuted by an out-of-state entity for providing reproductive health care.

Pipes are at greater risk of freezing and bursting as low temperatures remain for consecutive days.

The song describes Minneapolis as "a city aflame" under "King Trump’s private army."

The Dec. 23 blast at the Bristol Health and Rehab Center killed two people, and a third person passed away in early January. Another 20 people were injured.

“When a government starts hiding parts of its past,” local lawmakers wrote, “it begins to look more like a regime that rewrites history rather than one that learns from it.”