In the wake of the Trump administration’s attempt to cut more than $11 billion in federal public health grants, Philadelphia-area organizations say they’re navigating a chaotic, uncertain environment.

Chaos over health grant cuts led to the closure of an addiction care center and more uncertainty in the region. Plus, more details emerge about the arson attack on the Pennsylvania governor’s mansion.

Roughly one out of every six young people between the ages of 18 and 24 is neither enrolled in school nor working full time — an indicator of a quietly brewing crisis.

According to DOGE directives, $11.4 billion in COVID-era funding that was slated for grants to state and county public health departments and nonprofit groups nationwide was cut on March 24. Of that ...

John McCusker wasn't just the founder of McCusker's Tavern. He was an avid Phillies fan, "South Philly's father," and "the sweet man that used to say hello to me everyday." ...

Nearly 1,000 entrepreneurs showed up to pitch products at Philly’s ‘Shark Tank’ auditions — from kale chips to sensory-calming teddy bears.

The basement is fully finished and has a half bathroom and laundry room. Total square footage is 1,687. The house has two years left on the city’s property tax abatement. The house is listed by Lynn ...

The senior at Franklin Learning Center High School is a 12-time amateur national champion. He’ll be fighting internationally for the first time this August in Germany.

Perhaps the Sixers have no choice but to be optimistic. Reviving their championship aspirations in 2025-26 likely hinges on Embiid getting back to something resembling his old self.