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With the number of certified educators in Pennsylvania at “crisis” levels, school districts are facing stiff competition from one another for teachers and support staff.

Amid ongoing concerns over gentrification, one community org wants residents to help shape the future of Kensington properties.

A pump system, designed in the 1970s, lost power during Hurricane Ida. But it didn't have much of a chance to begin with.

Sheryl Lee Ralph was so moved by her Emmy win, she had to respond in song.

PennDOT says the cards look different and have additional enhanced security features.

After 50 years, the University of Pennsylvania’s Brutalist-style performing arts center will build a new performance space full of light and air.

Top city officials say people know who the suspects are in a rash of recent killings, and they need to come forward to help.

The 2022 election for governor in Pa. could dramatically change the course of the state. Here’s what to know about Democrat Josh Shapiro and Republican Doug Mastriano.

New booster shots have arrived and social distancing guidelines have eased but COVID-19 infections aren't going away anytime soon.

President Joe Biden on Monday urged Americans to come together for a new “national purpose" — his administration's effort to end cancer "as we know it."

Analysts say the dashboard showcasing internal affairs cases from law enforcement is a great first step, but suggest more transparency should follow.

Kathy McGuiness hopes voters decide to keep her as auditor, even with removal by the governor looming. Lydia York says she has the integrity the office demands.

Lt. Governor John Fetterman told supporters he would vote to codify Roe v. Wade if elected to the United States Senate.

Inflation isn’t only costing small businesses money. It’s costing them customers as well.

Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world Upon taking the throne in 1952. Many of them were unwilling.