Flood warnings are up for parts of the Philly area, with the potential for 5 inches of rain
As much as 3.5 inches of rain has been reported in the Philadelphia region.
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As much as 3.5 inches of rain has been reported in the Philadelphia region.
As investigators search for clues at an Olney twin, Raymond Horsch's criminal past and dark art blur fact and fiction.
President Donald Trump's administration is planning a major overhaul of the program that advocates say could gut its standards and services.
With repairs completed, what's next for the 10-foot bronze statue?
Tim Shriver, who leads the Special Olympics, wrote that a recent DOJ memo and coming cuts to Medicaid could harm people with disabilities.
The "Neighborhood Jawnts" series aims to engage all pockets of Philadelphia in celebrating the country's 250th birthday with free community bus tours.
The employee was hospitalized and listed in stable condition.
Key senators have unveiled a short-term spending bill to avoid a government shutdown during the middle of campaign season.
A spokeswoman for Texas Sen. John Cornyn, one of the senators holding up Blanche’s nomination, confirmed the deal.
A dilapidated property will get new life as a public park, but it has become pricier than first thought.
Latino voters shifted toward President Donald Trump nationally in 2024, but several Philly Latino voters say they're all in on Democratic Gov. Josh Shapiro as November approaches.
And the N.J Democratic delegation asks Trump to reverse FEMA aid rejection.