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 The dome of the Pennsylvania State Capitol Building. (Carolyn Kaster/AP Photo)
Politics & Policy

Powerful new Pa. House committee considers overhauling lobbying rules

The House Oversight Committee was created in January, and held its first hearing Monday.

7 years ago

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump speaking with AP reporter Errin Haines about his new book 'Open Season: Legalized Genocide of Colored People' at WHYY studios on October 21, 2019.(Eugene Sonn/WHYY)
Courts & Law

Ben Crump declares a ‘legalized genocide’ in America’s justice system

The lawyer who represented the families of Trayvon Martin and Michael Brown says there is “legalized genocide” in U.S. He talked about his new book at WHYY.

7 years ago

This June 2014 image provided by the National Institutes of Health, shows red blood cells in a patient with sickle cell disease at the National Institutes of Health Clinical Center in Bethesda, Md. A small but promising government study by National Institutes of Health found that bone marrow transplants can reverse severe sickle cell disease in adults. Results were published Tuesday, July 1, 2014, in the Journal of the American Medical Association. (AP Photo/National Institutes of Health)
Health

Sickle cell cures are near, but some adults worry inadequate care could make them ineligible

Care for adults with sickle cell disease has lagged behind pediatric care. Some adults may not be well enough to receive cures when they come.

7 years ago

A number of lawmakers--almost all Republicans--have their names on the bill that would effectively ban abortion in Pennsylvania. (Katie Meyer / WITF)
Politics & Policy

Some lawmakers are trying to effectively ban abortions in Pa.

The measure would outlaw abortions from the time a fetal heartbeat is detected. That’s usually around six or seven weeks—before most women know they are pregnant.

7 years ago

A 2 year-old was killed on Water Street in Kensington when a gunman shot through the front windows into her family’s living room (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
The Philadelphia Experiment
Community
The Philadelphia Experiment

Philly child shootings show we can’t wait for government to reduce violence

Solomon Jones writes about 2 children shot this past weekend. “Philadelphia’s black and brown community — my community — must do something.”

7 years ago

Matt Lindenmuth, founder of the Larimer Beer Company, holds the company’s latest creation “Bird Gang IPA” which debuted Oct. 13. (P. Kenneth Burns/WHYY)
Community

Chester brewery hopes to hire city residents as it expands

The Larimer Beer Company hopes to hire residents from the City of Chester as they expand their footprint in the city.

7 years ago

Students at Memphis Street Academy raise their hands during a student wellness meeting. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
Education

Going to school in Kensington amid drug crisis: ‘We need to be beacons of hope’

Schools in Kensington strive to be safe havens from violence and drug use, while also helping kids deal with the emotional trauma they carry inside.

7 years ago

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The owner of Nam Son Bakery behind the counter of the South Philadelphia shop. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Community

Hoa Binh Plaza banh mi shop closed amid concerns that city agency was ‘weaponized for gentrification’

Nam Son Bakery closed this month. The shuttered shop has become a symbol of cultural displacement to the Vietnamese community.

7 years ago

Camden student Elisha Talley this fall at Morehouse College. (Courtesy of Elisha Talley)
Education

For Camden’s college-bound, it may be easier to get in than to stay in

Many Camden, N.J. high school graduates who go off to HBCUs or private colleges out of state struggle mightily to afford to finish their degrees.

7 years ago

Ramona Hieye in her living room at her home in North Philadelphia. (Vanessa Dávila/AL DIA News)
Community
Broke in Philly

Ramona: A story of perseverance in Kensington

My name is Ramona Hieye. I grew up in Kensington. My Kensington had drugs and violence, just like now. My Kensington was no less tragic. But nobody seemed to care.

7 years ago

Ray King's artwork illuminates the platform of the revamped 15th Street Station. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
PlanPhilly
Urban Planning

Lights! Elevators! Signs! SEPTA’s 15th Street Station gets $28 million makeover

The $28 million renovation moves the transit agency closer to meeting goals for accessibility and design.

7 years ago

Buckenell chemistry senior Anna Islas connects a vaping device to a hose for testing. (Brett Sholtis/Transforming Health)
Health

Pa. college chemistry students find carbon monoxide in common vaping devices

The research challenges electronic cigarette industry claims about health risks the devices pose.

7 years ago

Delaware County District Attorney Kat Copeland and Criminal Investigation Division Chief Joseph Ryan announce charges against Gloria Byars and Keith and Carolyn Collins for defrauding seniors out of more than $1 million. (Dana Bate/WHYY)
Courts & Law

Delco DA: Three court-appointed guardians stole more than $1 million from seniors

An elaborate embezzlement scheme involved funneling seniors’ funds through a shell company and a church where two of the three defendants were pastors.

7 years ago

A 2 year-old was killed on Water Street in Kensington when a gunman shot through the front windows into her family’s living room (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
Community

‘You should always feel OK in your home’: Why two brutal crimes in Philly could unleash extra trauma

Even more than a typical shooting, a pair of horrific incidents involving small children this weekend could puncture the city’s sense of safety.

7 years ago

More than 1 million people had $43 billion in outstanding student loans at the end of last year in New Jersey. (Twenty20/NJ Spotlight)
Money
NJ Spotlight

Congressional group proposing major move on college debt, affordability

College Affordability Act comes amid growing concern about impact on individuals — and the economy — of ever-growing student debt.

7 years ago

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