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Maternal mortality is often a result of women not being able to get to a doctor's office for monitoring routinely.
The FBI office in Philadelphia has released a photo of a person accused of a police impersonation scam aiming to get money from Chinese students in the U.S.
A St. Joe's Prep senior is debuting a unique clothing line, The Illest Club, during the 2025 Philly Fashion Week.
Officials are lifting evacuation notices in Montgomery County after asking people near SPS Technologies to leave their homes.
After months of tribulations, the historic SS United States has set sail on its final voyage.
Twenty years ago, Richard Petrone and Danielle Imbo went missing on South Street in Philadelphia. What happened remains a mystery.
The FBI says these types of extortion, or blackmail, scams are on the rise.
Philadelphia is set to honor Sadie T.M. Alexander, the first Black woman to graduate from University of Pennsylvania's law school and the first to earn a PhD.
The Northampton County district attorney's office said over 130 victims have been identified in connection with an identity theft case against three Bethlehem residents.
Five people, including two firefighters and two paramedics, were taken to the hospital and 15 people were displaced after a fire in Allentown, Pennsylvania overnight.
North Philadelphia came together to use art as a tool to bring light to a dark subject with a mural focused on mental health awareness.
A fire in an ICE van in Philadelphia was not caused by left-wing extremists, officials say.
The fire in Abington, Pennsylvania, at SPS Technologies has forced residents living nearby the fire to evacuate their homes.
The federal government laid off thousands of probationary employees, including at least two National Park workers in Philadelphia, according to a union.
Mark Wills, 60, is awaiting extradition to Bucks County after officials say he created hundreds of videos of child sexual abuse throughout the U.S. and Canada.
