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Philadelphia’s RushOrderTees is rushing to keep up with orders for its “Bad Things Happen in Philadelphia” t-shirts inspired by President Donald Trump’s comment during the first presidential debate.

The Irish Supreme Court ruled that all varieties of Subway’s sub rolls (yes, even the whole-grain) cannot be considered bread because they are too sugary.

The former superintendent of a Pennsylvania school district and two other officials have been charged with felony child endangerment over allegations they knew about lead and asbestos contamination in the schools but failed to do anything about it

The number of Americans seeking unemployment benefits declined last week to a still-high 837,000, evidence that the economy is struggling to sustain a tentative recovery that began this summer

Regional Rail riders in the Philadelphia region may soon have to switch their payment method as SEPTA begins phasing out paper tickets starting Friday.

Trump claimed someone from his campaign was “kicked out” of a satellite elections office in Philly. At those offices, people can register to vote, apply for mail-in ballots and fill them out, all in the same visit.

Tony McAleer, a former white supremacist, tells NBC10’s Lucy Bustamante that being mentioned during the presidential debate could empower extremist groups.

The Phillies should have been playing playoff baseball Wednesday. They weren’t, but here are five reasons for optimism going into next season.

More students are returning to Central Bucks School District schools Thursday. With COVID-19 continuing, officials are urging parents and students to remain vigilant outside the classroom.

A flash that lit up the skies over parts of Pennsylvania and Ohio in the wee hours of Wednesday was probably a random meteor, an expert said. Many social media users around the Pittsburgh area reported seeing a streaking fireball shortly after 4 a.m. It remained in the skies for a short time before disappearing from view. A security camera…...

President Trump said poll watchers were thrown out of Philadelphia “voting locations” Tuesday. But the locations he was referring to were not polls, and poll watchers are not allowed to be there.

The 350-acre site in Gloucester County was purchased from DuPont in 1952, which the EPA said disposed of lead fragments and tar in the production of aniline; chemical production company Hercules also used a section of the site to produce phenol and acetone

The Eagles on Wednesday finally placed Jalen Reagor on Injured Reserve.

Authorities have charged a Delaware woman with several counts of animal cruelty and seized more than 180 animals from her home