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Yeh will be the first artist to receive the Tokyo-based Goi Peace Award for her international work in downtrodden communities.

The transformation of the once-thriving but long-forgotten section of town was chronicled in WHYY’s 2024 documentary “Resurrecting Riverside.”

Nearly 80 barbers and stylists from five states volunteered their time at the annual event.

Polls reveal that Gen Z adults are consuming news on social media in higher numbers than their older counterparts.

Hundreds of artists submitted work for the juried exhibition, which runs through Sept. 20.

More people are being affected and are experiencing more severe symptoms, says a Philadelphia allergist.

Jeff Appelhans, Mary Louve and Eric No-Trump Hansen are vying to unseat U.S. Sen. Chris Coons in September’s primary as he runs for his fourth term in office.

Earl Cooper, Joseph Arminio and John Whalen III are Republicans vying for Delaware's congressional seat. Here’s what to know about the race, and where the candidates stand.

The researchers found that microplastics were as prevalent in forested parts of the watershed as they were in urban areas.

For this year’s general elections, the county will automatically send a replacement ballot to voters who make a mistake in their mail ballot submission.

The incumbent is seeking a third four-year term. Her opponents say the office needs new leadership. Here’s what you need to know.

Tenants whose repairs are not completed within 48 hours can put two-thirds of their rent into an account managed by a social service agency.

Rachel Wisniewski‘s “L’dor Vador” highlights campers’ experiences over three summers at a 102-year-old Jewish summer camp in the Poconos.

Clubs, bars and nonprofits say revenue from the machines helps keep their doors open as lawmakers weigh regulation.

Zymire Hughes, 22, is already on probation for a crime in Montgomery County.