NJDOT's fatal crash data gives a glimpse into how dangerous South Jersey highways are.

You might think that tech giants that build and use data centers would cover 100% of the costs but repercussions of this heavy power drain could impact the amount you owe on your Peco bill.

USA Today Co. has made a deal with software company Palantir to analyze and monetize user behavior, the company announced on Thursday. In its Q2 earnings call Thursday morning, USA Today Co. chairman...

The Department of Homeland Security said President Trump is reversing policies that let undocumented immigrants "jet around our country."

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As the governor seeks reelection with an eye on a presidential run, he’s raising more money than any Pennsylvania chief executive since at least 2010.

Historians have criticized the panels for minimizing the brutality of slavery and whitewashing George Washington’s culpability in the institution.

The change at the President's House happened overnight, allowing the government to switch out the displays and shutdown the television screens while avoiding public scrutiny during the takedown.

The Gateways to Philadelphia beautification project focuses on major transit zones, targeting Philly visitors.

Teachers said it's an open secret that it's nearly impossible to fail a student in Philly public schools, and administrators encourage teachers to pass students ahead to the next grade level.

The Trump administration is shaking up how the federal government manages wildfires ahead of what could be a historically destructive fire season.

Thousands in the Philadelphia region left federal jobs last year, but only 2% of them were laid off.

Thousands in the Philadelphia region left federal jobs last year, but only 2% of them were laid off.

Thousands in the Philadelphia region left federal jobs last year, but only 2% of them were laid off.

The grandfather is now in immigration detention and facing deportation to Mexico.

Pennsylvania's laws make it easy for parents to opt-out of vaccines. We took a look at 1,800 schools to find communities most at risk.

“How can we call ourselves a ‘Welcoming City’ when people have to choose between taking part in a legal process and getting home safe?” one advocate asked.

The police and Philadelphia Parking Authority have made progress on the issue, but people still make thousands of reports to 311 every month about abandoned cars.

The police and Philadelphia Parking Authority have made progress on the issue, but people still make thousands of reports to 311 every month about abandoned cars.

A second Uber Eats delivery robot has been hazed in Center City in the last two weeks. Philadelphians yearn for hitchBOT 2.0.

Anger at President Donald Trump brought momentum to Democratic voter registration efforts, but it's too early to tell whether the party's improvements will continue in the long term.

Anger at President Donald Trump brought momentum to Democratic voter registration efforts, but it's too early to tell whether the party's improvements will continue in the long term.

In detentions involving nearly 20,000 transfers, some immigrants were sent hundreds or even thousands of miles, far from attorneys, family members, and support networks.

A federal court says Kari Lake didn’t have legal standing to gut federally funded broadcasters such as Voice of America and Radio Free Europe.

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Dozens of CEOs in industries ranging from coal mining to gambling to real estate are helping to bankroll Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s campaign. His fundraising could invite scrutiny ahead of 2028.

A court on Thursday issued an opinion on a data-sharing agreement between the taxpayer agency and federal immigration authorities.

Key findings Introduction At a time when armed conflict has reached historic levels around the world, journalist killings also reached an all-time high primarily due to the actions of one government: ...

The Inquirer analyzed the candidates' latest campaign finance filings to find who — and how much money — is pouring into the Pennsylvania governor's race.

ICE “continues to act contrary to law, to spend taxpayer money needlessly, and to waste the scarce resources of the judiciary," one judge wrote.