Captain Noah sings us a rainbow

Marine archaeologist Sean Kingsley and his colleagues have combined local maritime lore with cutting-edge tech to map Nassau’s sunken history.

A school bus that played a key role in the 1960s hippie movement has returned for an immersive experience honoring author Ken Kesey and the Grateful Dead.

The shooting happened on the 2300 block of North 18th Street around 5:31 p.m. Saturday. A man and a woman were taken to Temple University Hospital and pronounced dead, police said.

The annual festival's 41st year of food and education was themed around celebrating the family farms that have cultivated the crop for generations.

Al-Qaeda’s plans for the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks took root in dusty, mud-walled compounds in Afghanistan that served for years as terrorist training camps.

Police say they are still investigating the death of Tasia Fortune, a Black woman.

In Nashville, Tenn., Republican and Democratic leaders are in an ugly partisan battle over who controls the city's airport, but they agree on one thing.

A protest march drew thousands to central Dublin. Many in the crowd waved Irish or Palestinian flags and chanted, “Donald Trump not welcome here."

The Interior Department blocked funds to more than 130 projects without providing reasons. “The real question is where did this $25 million go to?” said a former Park Service acting superintendent.

The call for an industrywide pause follows months of escalating concerns across the technology industry as AI model development has made significant strides.

The war with Iran was supposed to bring peace, but more than six months later, turmoil in the Middle East is only growing, while President Donald Trump seems to have no path out of the quagmire.

The same techniques that have propelled recent, rapid increases in the capabilities of AI can also bake in a tendency to hack, cheat, and evade oversight in its drive to accomplish tasks set by humans

Speaker Joanna McClinton, the first woman and first Black woman to lead the Pennsylvania state House, hosted the leaders for a discussion on safeguarding civil rights under the Trump administration.

30-year-old Armand Hayes was gunned down after an altercation near 64th and Vine streets. Years later, an arrest has brought relief for his family.

Steve Gerben is the cocreator and costar of Netflix's "Tires," which is filmed in suburban Philly, but to his friends, he's the "King of West Chester Golf."

The PPA refunds $1.25 million, an $88 baked potato disappoints, and the Eagles are predicted to go 12-5. Plus, a SEPTA bus gets stuck in wet concrete and Philly gets a first look at its new arena.

Scene Through the Lens with photographer Tom Gralish.

The man was found shot inside a parked SUV by a Pennsylvania state constable, police said.

Earlier this week, lawyers with the Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office argued that Larry Krasner should be barred from the case.

While U.S. sales are down from 2025, there's been growth in 2026. Add in higher gas prices, more models from trusted brands, and more charging at a leading retailer, and a bright spot is emerging.

Penn’s Cave, which opened in 1885, is hoping to become Pennsylvania’s 126th state park.

The trial marks the first time the technology, conformal FLASH proton therapy, is being tested in humans. The hope, ultimately, is to preserve quality of life in patients by reducing side effects.

The ballet missed an opportunity to show, as well as tell, what’s going on in its building.

Inquirer readers on government subsidies for stay-at-home parents and the call for a multiparty political system in the U.S.

Today's advice from Dear Abby.