Residents have hired an attorney and expect to file a class action lawsuit against Sunoco, a subsidiary of Energy Transfer.

A former colleague said in an online tribute: “He would often take complex medical concepts and put them into language that anyone could understand.”

In a federal lawsuit, Holly Magalengo, the mother of the Quakertown student, said her daughter placed second to the Plymouth Whitemarsh athlete during a September cross-country meet.

Paramount Management LLC, run by Daryl Fred Heller out of Lancaster County, was an improbable business empire that collapsed into a "circular firing squad."

Democrats can't win in Congress, so they're trying to win in the court of public opinion with a strategy focused on the human impact of Trump's federal cuts.

Sens. Kristin Phillips-Hill and Doug Mastriano are preparing to introduce legislation to create a Pennsylvania department modeled after Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency.

The government doesn't know whether it will need new suppliers for critical parts that keep U.S. aircraft flying after fire destroyed SPS Technologies in Abington.

She paddled with other breast cancer survivors in their boat, "Against the Wind," for more than two decades and earned trophies and gold medals in the United States, Australia, Italy, and Canada.

A defense attorney for Marquan Pierce said he didn't intentionally kill Jermaine Pierce on Jan. 11, but was responding to a perceived threat. Prosecutors disputed that theory of the case.

Plus, efforts to revitalize a nearby Main Line theater.

The aerospace manufacturer provided hundreds of jobs in Abington for more than a century, with environmental concerns complicating whether or not SPS should rebuild.

“I barely see my Hispanic friends because they are not going that often into school, they are scared of the situation,” one Philadelphia student said.

St. Luke's wants Grand View bondholders to allow it to tap a reserve debt fund to help pay for a turnaround.

Anthony Carr-Pierce, 38, posted photos and videos depicting children, including one not yet 12 months old, being raped and sexually assaulted, according to Montgomery County prosecutors.

Penn President Larry Jameson has said that the school must “embrace diversity in all its forms” while following the law. Philadelphia Democratic officials are skeptical of the school's commitment.