Philadelphia

Nilé Livingston’s mural design was first seen in digital form when Philly was vying to be a host city. Now it’s becoming a true Philly mural.

The groundwork for Rabb’s success may have been laid over the last several years as progressives fought for control over local Democratic committees.

City health officials are recommending disease testing for some patients of Smiles at Rittenhouse Square following “unsanitary practices.”

Amtrak service between Philadelphia and New York was halted during the response but resumed shortly after 3 p.m.

The Dog Bowl is a favorite meet-up for neighbors with dogs and even for people without pets looking for the oxytocin hit that comes from petting and cooing over a pup.

The civil rights icon will be featured on a statue at City Hall later this year – and one Philly artist’s quote will be inscribed on its base.

The fan fest site will open on June 11 and be open every day of the tournament, including the five rest days when there are no games scheduled.

Pennsylvania’s primaries will tee up high-stakes midterms in November, with Democrats hoping to retake control of Congress.

The new layoffs come as the hospital closes its kidney transplant program due to low patient volume.

Amid a shortage of senior housing, the project will bring deeply affordable apartments for older adults and new homeownership opportunities to the neighborhood.

Rabb’s victory is an upset to the Democratic establishment and may provide a glimpse into the direction of the party.

Dozens of Philly public school buildings lack sufficient air conditioning. The record-breaking heat is forcing students to learn from home.

Heat is the top weather-related cause of death in the U.S.

This West Philly neighborhood is steeped in history that locals are eager to keep alive.

Among the closely watched U.S. House races: The 3rd Congressional District in Philly and the 1st Congressional District in Bucks County.