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"Other than the fact that you’re working with 5,000- to 7,000-pound animals, there’s not really a whole lot of trouble to get into here."

According to Philadelphia’s heat-vulnerability index, Hunting Park is one of the hottest neighborhoods in the city, and one of the most vulnerable to heat's negative effects.

At 1:14 a.m. this morning, the Philadelphia Phillies beat out the Los Angeles Dodgers 7-4, finishing off a nearly six-hour, 16 inning game that saw 18 different pitchers.

The slur appeared to be written at the top of a folio for one of the attendees, and it was written as an abbreviation for the convention by one of the hotel’s employees.

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn talks with investigative environmental reporter Kyle Bagenstose about the EPA hearing on water issues in Bucks and Montgomery counties.

Working with small trowels and brushes, the Philadelphia volunteers are restoring the mortar with a mix of lime and sand — materials used when 19th-century prison was built.

A local saint’s remains are moving. New Jersey’s new school funding model creates winners and losers. Made in America’s ...

Made in America will likely return to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway in future years. The neighborhood responds.

The new location on the Benjamin Franklin Parkway will be open to the public in September once construction in complete.

Fire officials in Greece say at least 74 people have died from surprisingly fast-moving wildfires that struck near Athens.

Authorities say the four aboard are safe and that the boat isn't in danger of sinking.

At least 50 people died and more than 150 were injured as huge fires fueled by powerful winds burned homes and forests in towns near the Greek capital, Athens.

The Made in America Festival returns to the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. Outreach workers are finding it difficult to raise awareness about ...

It said the moves were necessary to seize the opportunities of digital news and financial challenges ahead. A Tronc spokeswoman confirmed the veracity of the memo.

Milo Cress, a young environmentalist, researched straw usage to come up with the 500 million estimate when he was just nine years old.