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The Democratic presidential hopeful called for free and increased COVID-19 testing, the development of a cost-free vaccine and cooperation with allies.

Luckily for the dancers, step season continues through the year, so at least these extra rehearsals were not for nothing.

Chief Inspector Carl Holmes was arrested in October after an investigating grand jury recommended criminal charges against the veteran officer.

City Council says it doesn’t want to discourage the public from weighing in, but is taking steps to make it less likely to spread the coronavirus.

Philly area districts are closing schools briefly to gear up for a scenario where schools are closed for a long time due to COVID-19.

North Wildwood is moving ahead with its planned St. Patrick's Day Parade on Saturday despite the expanding cornonavirus pandemic. 

The proposal is a bid to give consumers who use popular genetic testing services more control over their personal data.

Joey Deal is the Camden entrepreneur behind the emerging clothing brand, Hustle By Nature. The 22-year-old now has a storefront and is looking forward to the grand opening.

Three years after a state appellate court overturned his conviction, Msgr. Lynn is scheduled to face a new jury, but the same charges of covering up clergy sex abuse.

The PHRC has long been haunted by allegations that it is ineffectual and that its leadership perpetuates the same kinds of discrimination it aims to combat.

Dogs in Delaware will get a little more free time off the leash under a new law signed by Gov. John Carney.

Nancy Volpe-Beringer has survived to tonight’s final round of this season’s TV fashion-design competition.

Rutgers sociologist Stephen Danley complicated question of how to achieve community consensus on controversial projects, reframing issues of power.

The Giving Project brings together people to collectively raise money and then give it away. This week, the group decided how to disseminate $150,000.

Despite the uptick in coronavirus cases and event cancellations in the Philly region, there’s still plenty of music, art and comedy in the Delaware Valley.