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Oct. 9-12: The Wilmington Film Fest, Chinatown Night Market in Philly and a special screening of Ken Burns’ new docuseries in South Jersey are among the event highlights.

The municipality has invested millions to pressure cook sewage sludge, in hopes of cutting its climate pollution.

Mark Bray fled for Europe after he said he received death threats. A former head of Turning Point USA Rutgers says he calls for violence against conservatives.

The doctors also argue the November retention election could impact health care affordability, patient privacy and equal rights in Pennsylvania.

Produced by Emmy Award-winner and Oscar nominee Stanley Nelson and Travis Mitchell, the film explores Marshall’s landmark court victories and his historic appointment.

Advocates say minimum fees at private disposal centers can push contractors to illegally dump waste. A new voucher program aims to fill the gap.

The proposed legal settlement would limit sharing of some salary data. Hospitals would also have longer to comply with spending targets.

The Camden Community Housing Collaborative aims to provide options for residents and people who want to move to the city.

The Delaware County Primary Trail Network Information Hub is an online resource to locate places to walk and track the county’s progress in building out its trail system.

Kent and Sussex counties received praise for clear communication, while New Castle County was criticized for a lack of transparency.

The PMA will now be the more colloquial Philadelphia Art Museum, reflecting an institute embracing its host city.

The White House asked nine universities to make sweeping policy changes to access federal programs like visas and research grants.

New Jersey’s and Virginia’s gubernatorial elections are setting up a test of how voters view both President Donald Trump’s second term and the Democrats’ reaction.

The federal government employs more than 66,000 civilian workers in Pennsylvania — many of whom are furloughed until Congress can reach an agreement to fund the government.

The campaign is part of a $30 billion initiative to hire 10,000 more deportation officers.