Plus, area yards get egged for Easter and the potential impacts of SEPTA cuts.

Frustration between school board members and the local party centers around opposition to a tax abatement

Produced since at least 1936, Peeps’ status as a culture icon was cemented by the rise of the internet in the ’90s. Just Born now produces 2 billion Peeps a year out of its three-story plant.

The Harrisburg man police charged in the attack has a history of mental health challenges, his family has said.

In 2001, he told Joe Maita, publisher of Jerry Jazz Musician: “Writing about music is trying to figure out why it reaches you and communicate that to someone else, hopefully.”

After two other members of the five person council in the Delaware County borough resigned Md Nural Hasan and Mrd Munsur Ali aren't stepping aside.

William McGillan shot at two officers Sunday, and one returned his fire, authorities said. No one was injured in the chaotic encounter.

About one-fourth of U.S. students have used ChatGPT for homework help. Educators are exploring what role artificial intelligence should have in the classroom — and how to avoid potential pitfalls.

Temple has received 14 stop work orders or terminations of federal grants totaling $3 million. It's among universities nationwide experiencing pauses or losses of research funding.

The Kathmere Capital Management chief executive appeared in the Augusta tournament as a "marker."

“When I greet people, I try to make the person feel like they’re coming into my living room," he said. "A smile and a hello is a key to unlock apprehension.”

“The papers are lying," Michelle Zajko wrote in a handwritten statement from a jail cell in Maryland. "I did not murder my parents.”

Kosuke and Tomomi Chujo are returning to Philadelphia on a "pop-up tour," bringing their Nihonbashi, Tokyo cheesesteaks to restaurants near you.

Deadly force was justified against Wyleek Tinsley, officials said, because officers heard screaming and a gunshot while responding to reports that he had shot at his girlfriend.

Nearly 1,000 entrepreneurs showed up to pitch products at Philly’s ‘Shark Tank’ auditions — from kale chips to sensory-calming teddy bears.