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Rachel Rutter founded Project Libertad in 2015 to provide a “holistic approach to meeting all the different needs that immigrant youth have.”

U.S. Representative Maxwell Alejandro Frost made a stop in Philly, his final on a tour of swing states in an effort to turn the youth vote out for Vice President Harris.

Local researchers say it’s unclear what the health impact is, but public transit is still preferable to driving.

The bridge connects Lower Township's Diamond Beach and Wildwood Crest to Cape May.

Ron Tarver has been taking pictures of Black horse culture for 30 years, in town and country.

Pennsylvania made some key changes to state contracting to increase participation from minority-owned businesses under the Shapiro-Davis administration.

The School District of Philadelphia announced that it will offer students of any age the opportunity to earn a high school diploma for free. Registration opens on September 3.

A state court is halting enforcement of a requirement that voters include accurate, handwritten dates on envelopes used to submit mail-in ballots.

Relations between the Christina board president and the district’s long-time lawyer broke down after the attorney was accused of leaking to the media.

This year’s Delaware Watershed Conservation grants are the biggest investment in the fund’s history.

A convicted killer captured last year after two weeks on the run in southeastern Pennsylvania’s rolling farmlands has pleaded guilty to escape and burglary charges.

Johnny and Matthew Gaudreau were set to be groomsmen in their sister’s wedding in Philadelphia Friday.

Formica apologized for lewd comments he made about Kamala Harris. He also bemoaned “hearing the tired old labeling applied to all white alpha males to shut up.”

The Jeme Agency’s new online 988 awareness branding tool includes thousands of images and designs that people can pick from.

Jiana Murdic is on a mission to get Black communities to embrace a plant-based diet and live Earth-centered lives.