"She has a real passion, drive, and heart for this work, born out of her lived experience."

Wawa Day festivities also included free coffee and an exhibit at the National Constitution Center.

The history of donor insemination is full of secrets and deception.

It's called a "pause" so traffic congestion problems can be worked out. But limiting access to food for those in need is called "shocking."

They flooded factories and shipyards during World War II to build the planes, ships, and bombs needed to vanquish America's enemies.

Mayor Cherelle Parker's administration doesn't support the project and "nobody in the city offered to explain," said the head of Sanctuary Village, the nonprofit that was to build the houses.

“It’s a pretty incredible operation Share has developed,” said Daniel Riff, a DoorDash senior manager.

The 82-year-old landmark eatery that's long been a destination for shore travlers was put up for sale late last month.

A result is that many students may be missing out on additional support from school districts.

Laughing emojis used to indicate bad medical news? It happens.

Americans are experiencing a loneliness epidemic. These young Philadelphians are trying to navigate social isolation in unique ways.

Declan Cassidy started Socks For the Streets with an effort that delivered 1,000 pairs of socks. Nowadays, they're up to 29,000 pairs.

A man who drowned in the Delaware River in 2003 has been identified as Edward Anthony Nece.

Demolition of the long-empty, 131-year-old Baptist Church of the Evangel on Elmwood Avenue, hasn't seemed to unleash any big problems.