U.S. pledges to buy more Philly-made ships and nuclear sub parts
Hanwha's multipurpose ships and Rhoads' nuclear submarine modules will anchor waterfront investment, say Sen. Dave McCormick and JPMorgan CEO Jamie Dimon.
‘Didn’t we try this before?’ And other questions about permanent daylight saving time, answered.
What to know about the Sunshine Protection Act, a measure that has passed the House and will go before the Senate next, where legislators have expressed mixed views.
4.6-million-square-foot King of Prussia data centers poised for nitty-gritty discussion
A Main Line developer wants to build more than 4.6 million square feet of data centers in a small section of King of Prussia.
Philadelphia to take over sexual assault response center after years of funding uncertainty
The nonprofit program is currently operated by Drexel University and serves about 300 patients a year.
Villanova and Wisconsin men’s hoops will meet at Xfinity Mobile Arena on Dec. 12
The Wildcats will also face Notre Dame and Kansas in previously announced nonconference games.
Campbell’s jumps on the protein-maxxing trend with 5 new soups
Including Italian-style wedding and lemon pepper chicken flavors, the soups contain 20 grams of protein per can.
Bob Dylan and his ever-changing band, sang in the shadows at the Highmark Mann
The iconic songwriter returned to Fairmount Park for the first time in 10 years, joined by guitarists Julian Lage and Joel Paterson.
ICE should keep making traffic stops despite recent shootings, Trump says
Hours after Trump made his views known, Homeland Security Secretary Markwayne Mullin issued his own statement saying people illegally in the country would be “arrested and deported wherever they are.”
Kathy M. Winter, lifelong artist, teacher, and former parish council president, has died at 91
She painted the statue of St. Gianna Beretta Molla in Warminster, and her painting of a restored statue of St. Gabriel for a church in New Orleans was featured in…
With next year’s cuts looming, Philadelphia Cultural Fund announces $5.6 million in grants
With reduced city funding next year, the Cultural Fund may have to cut 100 grants.