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The documentary produced by Bradley Cooper will premiere on PBS on June 24 and will be available for streaming for free on the PBS app.

Upper Darby School District is planning six Solar for Schools projects. Without federal tax credits, the district says they wouldn’t happen.

Students at Kuumba Academy use puppets to explore storytelling and self-expression in an effort to boost learning through arts integration.

President Donald Trump is again banning people from countries his administration deems dangerous from coming to America.

At least two dozen students along with community members traveled to Trenton asking the board to reverse cuts to address the $91 million deficit.

The free event will be held at Main Street between First Avenue and Third Avenue instead of its original venue outside the former Brandywine Hospital.

The band was set to kick off their tour at the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City on Saturday, and its gear had been set up there the day prior to the show.

Over the next decade, the bill would cut taxes by $3.75 trillion, according to the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office. The president wants the bill on his desk by July 4.

Attendees were offered free health screenings to monitor blood pressure and sugar levels, and were connected with local health organizations.

Odunde CEO Oshunbumi Fernandez-West and COO Adeniyi Ogundana can only give thanks to God as they continue the work the festival’s founders began.

Advocates had hoped Gov. Meyer and progressive lawmakers would introduce significant transparency initiatives this year.

Carstarphen is running for his second full term in office. Residents will also pick three at-large council members.

The Center for Families and Relationships and Project HOME have partnered to open a new mental health unit in North Philadelphia at the Helen Brown Community Center.

Foreign-made steel and aluminum is used in household products like soup cans and paper clips as well as big-ticket items like a stainless-steel refrigerators and cars.

Low pay, difficult working conditions and high attrition rates fuel the need for teachers in Pennsylvania, education experts say.