Jad Sleiman

Telemedicine has revolutionized therapy driven by subscription-based apps, but therapists say they're paying the price.

“The very thing that struck [King] down is affecting the people that he tried to uplift,” said Temple University Hospital’s Scott Charles.

The Thanksgiving Day Parade marched from 20th and JFK to the Art Museum.

Stage fright can be treated with therapy, and even with a blood pressure medication, but there are tradeoffs.

If less traffic makes roads more dangerous, what does that say about our roads?

We still don't have a cure for ALS, but the tens of millions of dollars that didn't go to research continue to have an impact on those living with the disease.

The new transition team will lead a variety of committees focused on things like student achievement and community engagement.

There’s rising concern about the number of teachers who may leave the field. We asked them why. What they told us might surprise you.

The state and federal government have reached a $41.6 million settlement with 21 defendants deemed responsible for the clean up of a 27-acre superfund site in Delaware.

U.S. Attorneys say Michael “Ozzie” Myers bribed election judges for two South Philadelphia wards to pump up fake votes for his candidates.

Andrew Berkowitz, who operated in Philadelphia under the name ‘A+ Pain Management,’ netted $4 million in fraudulent proceeds over three years.

Secretary of State Leigh Chapman called on national lawmakers to support President Joe Biden’s $15 billion election funding proposal.