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If approved, the institution would become one of Pennsylvania’s largest open-enrollment, private colleges.

“When our families are separated in this way, it's basically permanent,” said one local advocate.

About a dozen attendees discussed their experiences with immigration at Northeast Regional Library this week.

There are contested races for Congress, governor, Wilmington mayor and several other offices. Winners get their party’s spot in the Nov. 5 general election.

On Aug. 14, the anniversary of his shooting by Philadelphia police, an anthology of poetry about police violence is published.

Both Democratic and Republican candidates met Wednesday evening in a forum hosted by the Delaware Journalism Collaborative.

Testifying ratepayers urged commissioners to strike down a proposal that would limit public participation in Philadelphia Gas Works’ budget process.

Chemours says its process for producing battery materials reduces cost and energy.

WHYY is co-hosting a Sept. 18 gathering to discuss The Pew Charitable Trusts’ research on how immigrant workers contribute to the local Philadelphia economy.

The United Auto Workers union has filed unfair labor practice charges against Donald Trump and Tesla CEO Elon Musk.

The campaign of Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump has blamed Iran for a hack it said resulted in sensitive internal documents being stolen and distributed.

Most of the building’s tenants have moved out. Those who remain are hopeful a judge will approve the sale.

Parking fees were suspended in 2020 in an effort to attract customers back to the transit system, SEPTA said.

Older adults benefit from volunteer care that keeps them in familiar settings, which help them maintain comfort, autonomy, and finances as they age.

A state budget report warns Pennsylvania's multibillion-dollar surplus will run dry next fiscal year without cuts or an infusion of cash.