The measles outbreak has some Philadelphia-area parents opting to vaccinate their children early and delay daycare while avoiding Lancaster County and those who have traveled there.

The machines, which enjoyed legal protection until a recent court ruling, could go dark in October.

The measles-related deaths announced Tuesday of two Lancaster County residents were the first in Pennsylvania in 35 years and led to a spat between Josh Shapiro and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Jennifer Higgins, a longtime federal immigration official based in Washington, D.C., is being paid $89 an hour.

Another person is in critical condition after being shot once outside an after-hours lounge early Sunday morning.

Police say “graphic and dark” evidence leads them to believe two women were killed in Eugene and Raymond Horsch's house.

Kids at the facility went as far as hurting themselves and others to escape. Here’s what they were running from.

The Inquirer reviewed police records, news clippings and Raymond Horsch's portfolio, and interviewed more than 30 people to uncover the saga of a thrill-seeking criminal artist and his troubled son.

Philadelphia has become a hub for veterans and refugees seeking medical care and community.

The two federal immigration agents who fired on Minneapolis protester Alex Pretti are identified in government records as Border Patrol agent Jesus Ochoa and Customs and Border Protection officer Raym...

A former U.S. Army Ranger from Montgomery County faces federal charges after protesting ICE at a St. Paul church.

The police chief of St. Peter intervened to prevent federal agents from taking a local resident who was observing ICE enforcement actions into custody. It is believed to be the first time local police...

Residents are reporting major queues for 311 as some streets have yet to be cleared by the city.

SAMHSA abruptly rescinded funding for thousands of grants dealing with mental health and addiction treatment late Tuesday with little explanation.

A group calling itself the Black Panther Party for Self-Defense showed up at a protest this week carrying weapons.

Clips of Bilal have circulated on social media and the sheriff's name has been invoked in headlines. One Florida politician said Bilal should be arrested.

Several families said residents evacuated after the explosion still lack basic necessities.

Blame it on a mix of lagging reporting, weakly enforced rules, and a campaign finance system that requires little transparency.

Days was a mentor to countless young journalists and was president of the National Association of Black Journalists-Philadelphia.

Still, nearly 800 killings between 2021 and 2023 have yet to result in an arrest, according to an Inquirer analysis.

With the Navy in Philadelphia for its 250th anniversary, its chief of operations spoke about the military's role in a moment of heightened tension at home and at sea.

Shapiro's support comes as President Trump seeks to send the National Guard to Oregon. A federal appeals court is expected to decided on it today.

Councilmember Jeffery Young has hit the brakes on his bill authorizing a bike lane around City Hall after construction already started on the project.

Sheraton and Hampton hotel workers left their job sites and joined picket lines, seeking better pay and staffing levels ahead of an expected busy 2026 tourist season.

“It’s probably the most shameless political ad I’ve ever seen,” said Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice David Wecht in a rare interview.

In Pennsylvania and New Jersey, local officials, lawyers and other professionals, teachers, and even teens have been targeted.

Routes are returning, fares are increasing, and the underlying funding shortfall has not been addressed.

The Jenkintown-based developers are proposing 162 houses and apartments.

Federal investigators can't yet say how much investors, which included Plain families, might get back of the $402 million they are owed.

The long neglected industrial building will see new life as an apartment building after a half-century of vacancy.

Another federal agency has staked a claim against embattled Lancaster County businessman Daryl Heller.

A luxury A-frame lodge, a dozen mobile homes, hundreds of acres of farmland and an active gas drilling well pad are among the properties owned by businesses that Lancaster County

Facing a wrongful death suit, Commonwealth Charter Academy says it’s “unreasonable” to expect its staff to see and hear from all 30K students weekly.