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Fewer than 2% of insured homes in Pennsylvania include flood protection.

Roughly 100 gathered at Silverside Church to oppose federal funding cuts, including Medicaid coverage for 41,000 Delawareans.

Jazz Chisholm Jr. criticized the attempted suspension of a Little Leaguer for a bat flip, calling it "ridiculous."

More than a quarter of Philadelphia’s population is 55 or older, but advocates say the problems specific to them are often overlooked.

A new law requires the state Motor Vehicle Commission to develop technology for mobile or digital licenses. The licenses may not be available until 2029.

Philadelphia Visitor Center will also bring the Wanamaker Light Show back for the holidays.

The city put up a detour sign, and PennDOT says a fix could take a year or more.

Marco Rocco of Haddonfield, New Jersey, tossed his bat in the air on July 16 after his sixth-inning, two-run homer in the final of the sectional tournament.

Hulk Hogan, whose real name was Terry Bollea, was perhaps the biggest star in WWE’s long history.

A packed 2026 event schedule is expected to draw hundreds of thousands of visitors. Workers at Philly's hotels say they’ve been working without a contract for over a year.

The North Philadelphia History Festival will feature installations, workshops, walking tours and a musical procession of classic cars.

Michael Kellerman has most recently been serving as the interim executive transformation director of the Philanthropy Network of Greater Philadelphia.

In his second talk at the Athenaeum, Snyder will cover recently discovered burial grounds and what happened after they were unearthed.

NPR newsroom chief Edith Chapin says she's leaving the network. She made the announcement just days after Congress voted to strip public broadcasting of all federal funding.

The Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society is raising money to give owners food and vet care to keep pets at home instead of in a shelter.