In our annual guide to the Philly dining scene, 40 new restaurants nab spots.

The Philadelphia Bar Association declined to recommend five judges seeking reelection. Confidential survey responses from hundreds of attorneys reveal sharp criticism of some members of the bench.

Former pitcher and current Phillies broadcaster Larry Andersen is known for his honesty and pull-no-punches style. Who better, then, to discuss Orion Kerkering’s miscue and where they go from here?

It does not make sense to trade away valuable assets for Hendrickson, a 30-year-old free-agent-to-be who is making $29 million. And trading Brown? How would the Eagles offense look without him?

Philadelphia Family Court Judge Daine A. Grey Jr., who is up for reelection, has faced a string of scathing reversals from the appeals court. Some said he left kids in dangerous situations.

Keon King, 21, was the last person in contact with Kada Scott the night she disappeared, police said.

Antonio Rodriguez, 56, was found dead in the Holmesburg section early Wednesday morning.

This is just the latest step in encouraging phone-free schooling in the state.

The compact "demands that American universities surrender their institutional autonomy and place themselves under the control of the U.S. Federal Government," the faculty senate wrote.

What is Streptococcus pneumoniae meningitis?

A newly issued report cleared Eric Hibbs of any wrongdoing in a complaint that alleged the superintendent provided preferential treatment to a relative of a board member.

Four bodies were handed over by Hamas on Tuesday to ease pressure on the ceasefire, following an earlier four on Monday — hours after the last 20 living hostages were released.

About 40 people were estimated to be living in an area slated to break ground on a 620-unit apartment tower in 2026.

The Trump administration has targeted exhibits about slavery at the President's House for alterations. But as of Wednesday, displays at the site remain.

Post & Schell specialized in defending physicians, hospitals, and other healthcare providers in often complex medical malpractice cases.

The number of police agencies participating in the program has soared to more than 1,000 under President Donald Trump.

Andrew Zaborowski's lawsuit says arresting Celena Morrison-McLean and her husband, Darius McLean, had nothing to do with race — but that his firing from the Pennsylvania State Police did.

The government has argued that agencies have broad authorities to reorganize workforces to conform to the president’s priorities.

The deadline to register to vote is Oct. 20. Here's what to know.

The competition has the energy of a reality TV show like "Iron Chef," except contestants are apprentices working with brick and split stone.

All PATCO service was suspended for three hours Wednesday morning due to a power surge.

Trump gave his budget office rare authority to pick winners and losers — who gets paid or fired, which programs are cut or survive — in an unprecedented restructuring across the federal workforce.

The towering observation wheel, dubbed the "Pherris Wheel," by Zoo officials, will remain through the city's celebration's of America's 250th anniversary in 2026.

Plus, a Cherry Hill native shines during this season’s first battles on The Voice.

Philly federal workers screen for bombs, control air traffic, and serve veterans. Many don't know when their next paycheck will come.