Pennsylvania

Home care workers and agencies say the state needs to raise reimbursement rates and pay to meet demand for an aging population.

This May, the world’s best golfers will be competing in one of golf’s major tournaments, for a trophy with a very familiar name to Philadelphians.

“Bodies and Souls,” by PAFA and the Woodmere Museum, highlights a rare moment of partnership among Philly institutions.

Leo Solga’s new internship aims to expand civic literacy and give other young people the tools they need for a future run for office.

Quakertown police arrested five students on Feb. 20 after a confrontation with officers when they were protesting federal immigration enforcement.

It’s the first time a Pennsylvania utility agreed to shield average ratepayers from data center costs. Data centers will pay $11 million for low-income rate relief.

Parents of victims of explicit AI-generated images called for better responses from school districts.

In 2020, the County Council began investing to shift Delaware County to the newer Project 25 radio system.

The 8-7 vote came after a contentious hearing Wednesday and sent the Cabinet nomination to the full Senate, which could act to confirm Mullin next week.

If you were alive during the American Revolution, which side would you have been on? Would you have been a patriot? A loyalist to the crown? Maybe somewhere in between?

Regulators argue UGI’s gas distribution equipment serving R.M. Palmer Co. in West Reading violates state and federal rules.

Students are calling for Lutnick Library to be renamed after documents revealed the U.S. commerce secretary maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein years after his conviction.

The site’s former operators will pay $11.4 million to pay for the cleanup. Plans to build townhomes on the site remain in limbo.

The closing celebration is moving indoors this year to keep rainy weather from spoiling the party.

The cuts, proposed to go into effect 2026-27 school year, begin the process of eliminating a $300 million deficit.