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White House Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre said that Biden was experiencing “mild symptoms" and has begun taking Paxlovid.

Certification of the remaining three counties — Berks, Fayette and Lancaster — will occur once litigation is resolved.

The committee aired a previously unseen video outtake of President Donald Trump saying, “I don’t want to say the election is over” the day after the insurrection.

The team's lease at the Wells Fargo Center is up in 2031.

A contractor will develop a plan to help the county prepare for Chesco’s celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary in 2026.

Federal funding will help restore the hydrology at Henderson Marsh, allowing fish to migrate, eat, and reproduce.

July 21 – July 24: The weekend events include Ledisi at the Mann, Indigenous powwow in Delaware, and two new art exhibitions opening this week.

The acting attorney general will also issue guidelines to prosecutors on charges to bring against people who try to prevent access to abortion in the state.

During extremely hot weather, Philadelphia officials will declare a Code Red and/or a Heat Health Emergency. Here’s what they mean, and how you can help.

PECO says it hasn’t dealt with any heat-related outages so far, but temperatures are expected to keep climbing this week.

Water shutoffs for delinquent accounts will be delayed once again because a citywide “Heat Health Emergency” has been declared.

Possible factors in the decline include loss of habitat, weather patterns, predators, and disease.

Philly is home to the only Black-owned rowing company in U.S. sports.

Not every big idea needs a big budget or a long timeline. If SEPTA wants to deliver results for riders fast, here's some low-hanging fruit.

CARES Act funds kept more people off the street, but also led to some renters struggling through lapses in housing inspections.