Lyme disease cases in Pa. are down, health department reports

The author is among those who believe that Allen’s career statistics were short of Cooperstown’s standards, and that he was so corrosive within a clubhouse, teams fared worse for his presence.

Immigration arrests have skyrocketed in the region, while most of those who are detained have no criminal record.

Plus, the end of beach replenishment?

After a quiet first day of camp, Smith caught several passes Thursday. Andrew Mukuba and Adoree' Jackson were first up at their positions, while rookies Jihaad Campbell and Smael Mondon made splashes.

Selected with the No. 1 pick, Simmons was once considered a generational player with a winning approach to the game.

The Light Show and Dickens Village, both beloved holiday traditions, were endangered after Macy's closed its Center City store.

A summer program that gathers undergraduates from around the country to do research at Penn and CHOP teaches them to translate their scientific inquiries into art.

Inquirer analysis of Philly dog licenses counts: 82 Rockys, 17 Harpers, and 13 Hoagies.

City officials say they are working to set up a permitting system that’s required by the new law.

Former Drexel doctor Sharon Griswold is rallying female peers to show up for her day in federal court. She had complained for years that Drexel treated female faculty worse than male counterparts.

The decision overturns a previous ruling by U.S. District Judge Gerald A. McHugh, who dismissed Safehouse’s case in 2024, saying that the group was not a religious entity.

“(UnitedHealth) has a long record of responsible conduct and effective compliance,” the company said in a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.

There are hundreds of pending lawsuits against the drug companies and PBMs over insulin prices.

Kellerman is succeeding Frances Sheehan, who is retiring after leading the foundation since 2017, shortly after its formation following the sale of Crozer-Keystone Health System to Prospect Medical.

Two clinical psychologists offer tips on ways to ensure Mom and Dad's safety while preserving their dignity.

Erie, Pa.'s grapes and vineyards may soon be in peril if the lanternfly reaches the county. Here's how scientists are trying to control it, including research into a parasitic wasp.

Temple police determined there was no threat. The incident showcases safety concerns raised by healthcare workers across the Philadelphia region.

Perry was found dead in the hot tub of his Los Angeles home on Oct. 28, 2023.

She studied art history, favored American impressionists, and volunteered as a docent at the Barnes Foundation.

Vertex Pharmaceuticals' new therapy, zimislecel, has potential to be a "functional cure," experts say.

As global temperatures rise under climate change, scientists are trying to better understand the effects on managed and wild bees.

The U.S. Geological Survey said the 1.6-magnitude quake was reported early Monday in Morris County.

Penn's Kiran Musunuru spoke with The Inquirer about the future of CRISPR technology.

Townships are establishing new EMS contracts, and providers are thinking creatively about how to meet emergency needs.

A journalist who found out about the disease that would likely kill her offers her perspective on how she shared the news.