Main Line Health and UnitedHealthcare have an ‘agreement in principle’ on new contract
Main Line's current contract with United for employer plans and Medicare Advantage covers 32,000 people. It was set to expire at the end of June.
Engineer accused of using insider information on Three Mile Island nuclear plans to make $1.5 million
Veteran nuclear engineer Casey Muggleston faces criminal and civil insider trading changes.
Joseph Woll and Simon Benoît are excited to be Flyers, and in Philly: ‘It’s just going to be magical’
The two newest Flyers were positive about the organization when they met the media on Zoom Wednesday.
Former Hatboro daycare worker charged with assault for injuring a child with special needs, police say
Thomas Coleman had been investigated twice before for his conduct toward children at KinderCare in Hatboro, according to the affidavit of probable cause for his arrest.
Abington is planning a new, multi-million-dollar library to replace its 1950s-era building
Abington Township recently won a state grant to design a new library building.
Inside Labaron Philon Jr.’s draft night and unexpected fall to the ‘perfect spot’ with the Sixers
Philon delayed his draft night a year after originally declaring in 2025, then waited longer than expected to be selected by the Sixers at No. 22. But he believes it…
Iran war has cost your household $1,000 — and counting | Expert Opinion
The war's impact on gas and grocery prices has hit consumers' wallets in a meaningful way.
Was Labaron Philon Jr. both the best pick of the night and ‘a terrible fit’ for the Sixers? Here’s what they’re saying.
From being called the steal of the night to concerns on how Philon will fit with the team, here’s everything they’re saying about the 76ers' latest addition.
The biggest America 250 events from now through July 4
From the FIFA Fan Festival and Gospel on Independence to the July 4 concert on the Parkway, here are the biggest America 250 events in Philadelphia and beyond.
S. Broad Street gets a new landscaped median — and it’s just the start of what’s planned
There's now a leafy ribbon down the middle of Broad Street from Spruce to Pine Streets. Beyond beautifying the avenue, it has a practical, traffic-calming intention.