A bridge replacement’s new repair timeline prompts concerns over increased traffic in Downingtown and other delays
A section of Boot Road that has been closed since September 2025 will remain so until spring 2027.
N.J. Gov. Mikie Sherrill doubles down: ‘The best cheesesteaks actually aren’t in Philly.’
N.J. Gov. Mikie Sherrill said Donkey's Place Steaks in Camden has better cheesesteaks than the 'millions' she has tried in Philadelphia. Anthony Bourdain felt similarly.
A judge has tossed Cherry Hill schools’ lawsuit against a journalist for filing too many public records requests
The Cherry Hill Board of Education failed to prove that freelance journalist Benjamin Shore's public records requests qualified as harassment, a Superior Court judge has ruled.
Albert Gury, popular painter and award-winning professor of art education, has died at 74
He taught for decades at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts and lectured at the old University of the Arts, the Fleisher Art Memorial, the Barnes Foundation, and elsewhere.
Funding was cut to life-saving medical research programs in Philly. Rep. Brendan Boyle demands to know why.
“These are not just abstract academic accomplishments,” said one Penn professor. “They are real improvements in the practice of medicine that have resulted in thousands of lives being saved."
The rules for Philly’s school selection process are changing again – here’s how
Students from six Philadelphia zip codes - some of which are new - will get preference for certain magnet schools.
More than a week into Eagles training camp, Jalen Hurts and the new-look offense are ‘calibrating’
Amid social media overreactions to individual plays or practice sessions, the Eagles quarterback has seemed relaxed as he embraces the peaks and valleys of learning a new offense.
‘The most incredible profession on the planet’: 500-plus new Philly educators kick off their school year
“We’re working hard in this school district to be the fastest-improving large urban district in the entire United States of America,” Superintendent Tony B. Watlington Sr. said.
Eli Stowers opens up about early camp struggles: ‘It’s a mental challenge’
Stowers hasn't made a major impact in the early stages of camp but was candid on Wednesday about the learning curve from college to the NFL.
Northwest Philly woman who staged her husband’s death as a suicide pleads guilty to third-degree murder
Danielle Baxter, 40, lied to investigators about the nature of 38-year-old Jordan Baxter's killing, prosecutors said.