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A new park along the Ben Franklin Parkway is named after the sculpture by Gerhard Marcks, once considered “degenerate” by the Nazis.

June 24- 27 - Chill Moody, art in Manayunk, Erin McKeown

A group including Philadelphia at-large Councilwoman Helen Gym demonstrated outside the Senate to demand that extra funds be spent on underfunded and underperforming schools.

Mayor Jim Kenney said Wednesday that help can’t come soon enough. Year to date, homicides are up 38%.

Her name is Freya, and she was tagged and continues to be tracked by OCEARCH, an ocean research organization.

Delaware is outlawing ghost guns, which are often assembled at home using unfinished firing mechanisms and other untraceable parts.

Under the settlement agreement, the money will go to a pair of organizations that raise money to bail out incarcerated people who are locked up pre-trial.

Delaware’s temporary expansion of telehealth rules during the pandemic is now permanent under legislation signed into law by Gov. John Carney Wednesday.

A bill moving through the New Jersey Legislature could end the eviction moratorium earlier for higher-income renters.

LGBTQ activists say Philly Pride Presents has been problematic for years, and will now try to plan something in the wake of its sudden cancellation.

Tamara Russell, aka P.O.C., hit the streets of Philadelphia to garner reactions to the news that Juneteenth is America’s newest federal holiday.

It's the latest manifestation of New Jersey’s interest in being not only a player but a leader in the fast-growing esports industry.

The court voted 8-1 in favor of Brandi Levy, who was a 14-year-old high school freshman when she expressed her disappointment over not making the varsity cheerleading team.

The decision diminished anti-gerrymandering advocates’ hopes of preventing Pennsylvania’s most powerful lawmakers from drawing maps that unfairly benefit one political party.

Carli Lloyd is among the 18 players named to the Olympic team by coach Vlatko Andonovski.