Lower Merion shut down a school board meeting amid shouts from parents angry about tech use
A school board committee on Monday advanced new rules on when screens should be used in classrooms. The full board will vote on the regulations later this month.
The annual Danny Rumph Classic tips off this Thursday. Here’s everything you need to know.
The five-day annual pro-am classic honoring the life of Danny Rumph tips-off this Thursday. Here's what to know and how to attend.
Why Pa. repealed a 100-year-old midwife law | Morning Newsletter
Pennsylvania lawmakers last month quietly repealed an unenforced law that allowed the main group of midwives delivering home births, to practice. Plus, a Gilded Age village is going up for…
Democrats accuse Green Party candidate in Lehigh Valley district of Republican meddling
The last-minute campaign has alarmed Democrats and the Green Party of Pennsylvania, which did not endorse the candidate in Pennsylvania's 7th Congressional District.
One of Philly’s top Vietnamese restaurants is closing, but owners are looking for a new location
Gabriella’s Vietnam’s building on East Passyunk Avenue was sold and the new owners plan to install their own restaurant, serving Himalayan cuisine.
Employers are grappling with their cannabis policies | Expert opinion
As cannabis becomes more widely used and legally allowed in more places, employers are adjusting their drug policies, Gene Marks writes.
Penn receives $10 million to study new treatment for ‘relentless,’ rare genetic disease with no cure
The Illinois-based nonprofit Clayco Foundation donated the funding for research on retinal vasculopathy with cerebral leukoencephalopathy, or RVCL.
How rogue officers turned a nationwide camera network into a tool for stalking
Authorities have charged or accused at least 50 law-enforcement officers of using license-plate readers for unauthorized purposes, including to stalk women without their knowledge or consent.
Pa. lawmakers have proposed dozens of ways to fix the state’s low housing stock. They’re making a database instead.
A state agency will be responsible for creating a searchable database of all publicly financed housing. Some lawmakers and advocates say it falls short of addressing the state's housing crisis.
Does the American masculinity crisis have roots in Valley Forge?
A new book explores the fraught history of military education in the country.