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Campaign finance filings show Shapiro has outspent Mastriano by 16 to 1 in the 2021-22 campaign cycle.

A week-long festival at Penn Live honors the legacy of the husband and wife team who developed spiritual jazz.

Earlier this month, Delaware’s top court ruled against the state’s same-day voter registration law. That means all voters must be registered by Oct.15.

The Phillies lead 2-1 in the best-of-five matchup and can advance to the NL Championship Series with a Game 4 win at home Saturday.

A Pennsylvania environmental board has advanced a measure to restrict the amount of PFAS permitted in drinking water.

Local entrepreneurs announce plans to expand all natural fruit flavored ice cream business beyond Philadelphia.

After picketing outside the museum for 19 days, workers at the Philadelphia Museum of Art will vote to ratify a new contract Sunday.

The settlement filed Friday requires the city to build thousands of curb cuts over 15 years. It must be approved by a federal court.

The goal is to restore access to city alleyways choked off by trees and other vegetation.

Coltrane’s agent Belinda Wright said he died Friday at a hospital in Scotland. She did not give a cause.

A $45,000 reward has been offered for information leading to an arrest or conviction of the suspects.

As Smith moved up in the game he loved, the anxiety stayed with him. It grew out of control in Philadelphia — and when he couldn’t perform it spiraled.

The next person who holds the gubernatorial office will have influence or direct control over many issues affecting health care.

Keeping the case on track is Chancellor Kathaleen St. Jude McCormick, who brings a no-nonsense approach as the first woman to lead Delaware's 230-year-old Court of Chancery.

Sam Green’s eccentric curiosity follows his ears around the world in the new performance documentary at the Lightbox Film Center.