Most customers spend three to five minutes at Wawa. “We strive to make it the best three to five minutes of someone’s day," ...

For the first time this year, the New Jersey has allowed Camden and other districts to obtain waivers for the National School ...

Lobbyists say political donations can lead to access, but PA’s weak transparency laws make it nearly impossible to trace ...

A pair of dynamic duos lifted Alabama and Maryland to first round victories. Each team had two players score at least 20 ...

The shutdown of the nearly three-year-old initiative raises questions about the Inquirer’s commitment to DEI amid staff cuts ...

Philadelphia Inquirer Eagles beat reporter EJ Smith joined Pat Gallen on “Gallen of Questions” this week to discuss Brandon ...

Jimmy Butler is back in Miami for a few days. Golden State's schedule is quirky right now — the Warriors played Saturday ...

Artist Aaron Gorson came to Pittsburgh as a portrait painter in the early 20th century. But a trip to the city's Bluff neighborhood changed all that. "He looked up the Mon River and saw the ...

Early in the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, scientists predicted the SARS-CoV-2 virus would mutate slowly. They were ...

Flyers have played well and failed to get results lately, but they simply struggled to find their game on Sunday.

The race to become Philadelphia’s next top prosecutor headed to a West Philadelphia church Sunday afternoon, as District Attorney Larry Krasner and former Municipal Court Judge Pat Dugan squared off ...

Power plant operators, gambling magnates, charter school backers, and trade unions are among the interests that gave almost $18 million to Pennsylvania’s top lawmakers last session, ahead of ...