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The Latino arts center marked its first anniversary as it works to preserve traditions and build community amid fears of immigration enforcement.

The more than four-hour ground stop has stranded passengers and forced professional and college sports teams to scramble to find alternate transportation to games.

Scientists and public health experts say measles has regained a foothold in the U.S. as outbreaks like the one in Pennsylvania become more common.

The bike bus pilot program promotes healthier commutes, bicycle safety and less traffic around Lewes Elementary.

The city aims to expand its tree canopy from 20% to 30%. Partners implementing the plan have not yet measured progress toward that goal.

Air Route Traffic Control Centers are responsible for all flights above 18,000 feet. There are 22 of those centers in the U.S.

There is no word where the first baseman and his family are moving, but there’s speculation it could be closer to Philadelphia.

The lawsuit argues Delaware residents have significantly less representation in Congress than voters in similarly populated states.

Attorney General Todd Blanche says the department will cooperate with Congress but has also insisted that “we will not back down” from the Republican president's agenda.

For its 14th tour of China, the Philadelphia Orchestra returns to its role of cultural diplomacy.

Officials said the county identified millions of dollars in savings to offset increased costs.

The proposed AT&T cell tower would fill gaps in coverage for people riding the popular ferry. Some residents question how it benefits them.

No injuries have been reported. Commuters are urged to find alternate routes.

The 10-year-old’s tragic death has prompted investigations from virtually all sides of Philadelphia’s city government.

Investigators say the October fire that damaged Lulu M. Ross Elementary School was sparked by an electrical failure.