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The 76ers were 43-30 this season and had woefully underachieved in a year when they were expected to be serious contenders in the Eastern Conference.

Federal, state and local officials framed the announcement as a step in Philadelphia’s effort to stem a rising tide of gun violence and homicides.

The Catholic League joins Philadelphia’s Public League in opting out of the fall 2020 sports season.

The state will spend $20 million to provide accessible and affordable internet to those who can’t connect now to virtual classes and services.

If her nomination is confirmed by the state Senate, Fabiana Pierre-Louis would be the first Black woman to serve on the highest court in New Jersey.

More than 250 plans have been completed and approved, while 389 plans have been reviewed and returned for revisions, and 105 plans are still awaiting review.

The investigation centers on whether the Trump Organization and the president improperly inflated the value of assets to secure loans and tax benefits.

The state Supreme Court could decide as early as Monday whether to take over a lawsuit that would order counties to count mail-in ballots without secrecy envelopes.

Follow updates and analysis below throughout the day as the 2020 RNC kicks off.

Technical issues are occurring across the U.S., with the most reports on the East Coast, as well as in Europe.

Pa. Sen. Judy Schwank (D., Berks) is calling on Pennsylvania’s 14 public universities not to forget another critical issue amidst confronting COVID: racial equity.

The plasma treatment may provide benefits to those battling the coronavirus, but the evidence has been inconclusive as to how it works or how best to administer it.

About 32 minutes into the Facebook Live video of the Mass, a church reader was punched twice in the face by an unidentified suspect.

Some teens and young adults admit they’re being cavalier, while others are attempting to find a balance between isolation and safety.

His vocal cords were damaged. He has a painful sore and must use a walker. But 80-year-old Avram Woidislawsky is working hard at enjoying life again.