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House Speaker Melissa Minor-Brown is the first Black woman and the second woman to serve in the role.

Voters still processing the midterms may not welcome an immediate pivot to 2028. But for would-be candidates, there is real urgency to move toward a White House bid.

The program led to a 100% high school graduation rate and more than 96% college attendance for Philadelphia students.

Democrats in the state House flipped three seats formerly held by Republicans throughout the state, including in typically red areas.

The juried craft show is one of the most prestigious in the country.

Students at Hopewell Valley Central High School studying music have better focus and get better grades than many of their peers, school officials say.

Nov. 5–8: Delaware Antiques Show, Spiral Q Peoplehood Parade in West Philly and a festival celebrating chicken wings in South Jersey are among the highlights.

Democrats achieved their trifecta in Harrisburg thanks in part to a historic breakthrough in Philadelphia’s suburbs.

A $15 minimum wage, public transit funding and legalized recreational marijuana may be on the table in 2027 after voters reject Republicans.

Sussex County has long been considered Delaware’s conservative stronghold, but the 2026 midterm election shows a strong shift, especially amid a growing population.

Funding uncertainty has left the broader vision of completely transforming the 1950s-era Harrison Plaza development without a timeline.

This comes after Pi Kappa Phi and Lambda Chi Alpha fraternities were placed under interim suspension earlier this week for hazing allegations.

Eight couples tied the knot Wednesday beneath the iconic LOVE sculpture, marking a milestone for the city’s affordable wedding program.

Democrats will have the ability to subpoena records and compel individuals to testify.

Pennsylvania college students shared why they voted, which issues matter most to them and the challenges they faced navigating the midterm election.