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The Whole-Home Repairs Program will provide grants to eligible homeowners and forgivable loans to small landlords.

Public health experts say Philadelphia’s communication following the Delaware River chemical spill was flawed.

Philadelphia officials gave the all-clear Tuesday, after analyzing over 100 samples of water they feared could be affected by a chemical spill.

The Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission concluded its 10-month-long investigation into the Pottstown home explosion that killed five people.

An Australian company has lifted the glass cloche on a meatball made of lab-grown cultured meat using the genetic sequence from the long-extinct mammoth.

They returned to Trump on Monday, but only for a short time to hear from one witness.

Black female representation in the coaching and sports administrative ranks has often existed on a minute scale.

The governor vetoed the legalization measure last year and House members could not override his action last year. The governor won’t say what he’ll do now.

Commonwealth Court Judge Ellen Ceisler dismissed a case brought by the Republican National Committee last year

Embattled Temple University President Jason Wingard submitted his resignation to the university's Board of Trustees, effective March 31.

Keith Tindall now plans to run across Pennsylvania to raise funds and awareness for Destiny Rescue, a children's charity.

That’s according to two people familiar with the ruling, who spoke on condition of anonymity because it remains under seal.

Philly attempted to set a world record for jazz hands to launch Philly Celebrates Jazz 2023, featuring over 100 jazz-related events in April.

An appellate court has ruled a lower court did not give the family of the murder victim enough time to attend a court hearing in person that led to the release of Syed.

The ruling follows a September decision in which U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Laurie Selber Silverstein approved the plan.