Philadelphia teachers union president Jerry Jordan announces retirement
Jerry Jordan, who has led Philadelphia's teachers union since 2007, announced Tuesday that he did not seek reelection for the top job.
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Jerry Jordan, who has led Philadelphia's teachers union since 2007, announced Tuesday that he did not seek reelection for the top job.
Shoveling, plowing, salting: Hours of cleanup followed this week's snowstorm.
Lower Merion Schools were closed Tuesday for snow, so students took over a local hill for sledding.
Temple University police released photos of a man they say stabbed a Temple University employee in an unprovoked attack Tuesday morning.
Eagles legend Jason Kelce plans to retire after 13 seasons, 1 Super Bowl, plenty of Pro Bowls and 2 Christmas albums. A roundup of the best of Kelce.
Claire Fagin served as the University of Pennsylvania's interim president from 1993 to 1994 after leading its nursing school.
After nearly two years, Philadelphia's snow drought has ended! So far Tuesday, Philadelphia International Airport has recorded more than 3 inches of snow.
The region's first measurable snow in nearly two years is putting crews to work salting and plowing roads around Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware.
After morning snowfall, freezing rain and wintry mix, some roads are a slushy mess. Use caution when traveling.
Residents and officials are preparing for messy conditions on the roads Tuesday as snow falls across the region.
Archdiocese of Philadelphia schools in the city will utilize a "Flexible Instruction Day" as snow moves through the Delaware Valley from Monday night into Tuesday.
As the cold air moves in, shoppers picked up last-minute items Monday afternoon.
From picking up trash to marching for peace, volunteers were dedicated to making a positive impact on the community in Delaware County on Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Families, ski resorts and other local businesses in Montgomery County prepared for the snow as business owners saw more traffic and revenue ahead of the upcoming snowfall.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro, Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker and many more visited Girard College to speak during Monday's Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service.
