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Gov. Tom Wolf and GOP leaders agreed to a major budget package that spent billions in federal stimulus money and passed the most laws in six years.

Lottery officials estimate Tuesday's prize at $565 million — or more than $293 million if delivered in cash — after there were no lucky winners in Friday's drawing.

Here's a look at the episodes and ancillary content behind the WHYY News and Temple Logan Center podcast.

Southwest, the world's largest low-cost airline, does not partner with other airlines, so passengers can not be rebooked on other flights, leaving people stranded.

Millions of people worldwide have had long COVID, reporting various symptoms including fatigue, lung problems, and brain fog. Here’s some of the latest evidence.

The $3.5 million federal grant will add more fellows to Jewish Family Services’ newest mental health program.

The conversation about stop and frisk centers on Black and brown men. What about Black women and co-victims of violence?

Chester County hopes to deploy the mobile mental health crisis teams starting July 2023 as part of a new three-pillar approach to mental and behavioral health services.

“One way of showing … that you care about the community is to keep monitoring to see if we're safe,” a nearby resident said.

Iceless curling lanes for outdoor play is Franklin Square's first foray into winter sports.

Coming out of a record-breaking cold Christmas weekend, temperatures are expected to reach into the 40s and 50s ahead of the New Year.

Coach Nick Sirianni says Hurts will play if he's healthy enough to suit up.

Pennsylvania has what lawmakers say is the most diverse incoming class of lawmakers in state history.

The Coast Guard was called to the vessel Reggeborg after the mariners experienced possible carbon monoxide poisoning and required medical assistance.

Dozens of Chinatown residents and supporters came out on Christmas to sing carols to protest against the proposed Philadelphia 76ers arena.