As Pride History Month is celebrated, a Philadelphia nonprofit leader is being recognized nationally for her advocacy and leadership in the LGBTQ+ community.
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has lowered the flags on the hopper dredge McFarland, marking the end of service for a vessel that spent nearly six decades helping maintain waterways across the country.
The diagnosis of blood clots in the lungs of Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts is drawing attention to the risks and warning signs associated with blood clots, including the heightened risk among African Americans.
The Philadelphia Sheriff's office announced the arrest of a fugitive, who allegedly traveled from Georgia to Philadelphia to pursue a domestic violence victim.
The family of a Philadelphia man who was killed in an off-campus shooting during Delaware State University's homecoming weekend is struggling to come to terms with his death.
The city of Philadelphia has unveiled two new outdoor dining prototypes, known as "streeteries," at Love Park as part of an effort to help restaurants expand outdoor seating options.
