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March Madness brought early-round NCAA tournament games to Philadelphia this weekend, drawing big crowds to Xfinity Mobile Arena.

The new medical school option will target students pursuing careers in primary care, pediatrics and other specialties with shortages.

Leo Solga’s new internship aims to expand civic literacy and give other young people the tools they need for a future run for office.

Demonstrators said they are concerned about the human and financial costs of war overseas while Americans struggle at home.

At the FBI, Mueller set about almost immediately overhauling the bureau’s mission to meet the law enforcement needs of the 21st century.

Dozens of Latino entrepreneurs gathered in Dover to meet Delaware lawmakers, network and highlight the growing presence of Latino businesses.

The defending NL East champions are coming back to Citizens Bank Park with some new players and a few question marks.

A scheduled sweep of an outdoor encampment called Camp Chloe, home to about 20 people, was delayed Friday morning.

The endorsements help state Rep. Chris Rabb solidify his place as a progressive outsider in the race for a mostly Democratic district.

Wilmington housing advocates and the mayor's office are at odds over his opposition to rent assistance and stabilization programs.

Quakertown police arrested five students on Feb. 20 after a confrontation with officers when they were protesting federal immigration enforcement.

Jamie Gauthier wants to rezone schools to limit redevelopment of school buildings, arguing their land value is driving decisions instead of students’ needs.

Christopher Knight, a former sergeant at Curran-Fromhold Correctional Facility, will be sentenced in July.

It’s the first time a Pennsylvania utility agreed to shield average ratepayers from data center costs. Data centers will pay $11 million for low-income rate relief.

A newly independent America needed international trading partners. China was the big fish.