Dana Munro

PHILADELPHIA — The Philadelphia school board Thursday night adopted a sweeping $3 billion facilities plan that would close 17 schools and renovate 169 over the next decade, reshaping the system for years to come.

The "Workers Over Billionaires" demonstration promoted labor unions and progressive agendas.

Terry Laird, following in the footsteps of his father and uncle, has spent his adult life keeping the people who live on a tiny Chesapeake Bay island connected.

On Saturday, a pickup basketball group who call themselves the Dadballers renamed the Germantown court they play at after a beloved member who died during a game last year.

By the end of the year every route from the Atlantic City International Airport only previously serviced by the now defunct Spirit Airlines will be covered by Breeze Airways and Allegiant Air.

San Antonio continues to inch closer to Philly's spot as the nation's sixth-largest city, according to new census estimates.

Noah and Charlotte were the most popular baby names in Pennsylvania in 2025. For New Jersey, those names were Liam and Emma.

Frank Dougherty, a retired Philadelphia Daily News reporter, speaks to Vietnam vets about how the Philadelphia Vietnam Veterans Memorial on Spruce Street came to be.

On Flag Day, June 14, the Betsy Ross House in Old City will receive a donation of Ross's original sewing table from one of Ross' descendants.

Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle L Parker unveils 11 educational learning installations at landmarks across the city.