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 Mayor Michael Nutter signing the executive order banning sexual assaults in Philadelphia prisons (Tom MacDonald/WHYY)

Mayor signs executive order banning prison rape in Philadelphia

Philadelphia now officially has a “zero tolerance” policy about sexual assault in city prisons.   Mayor Michael N ...

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Mustaches outnumber women in U.S. medical leadership

Even though medical schools now graduate men and women in roughly equal numbers, it’s still relatively uncommon for females to asce ...

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 The Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center of Bucks County in Doylestown.

Fearing lost grant and jobs, Bucks County works to preserve biotech center

When Delaware Valley University and the Hepatitis B Foundation came together a decade ago to form the Pennsylvania Biotechnology Center, ...

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 Robin Roberts (left), accompanied by Amy Laura Cahn of the Public Interest Law Center,  talks about deficiencies in Philadelphia public schools that led her to file complaints. (Emma Lee/WHYY)
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Philly parents push state to intervene in four academically lacking schools

In what’s being celebrated as a major victory for parents, the Pennsylvania Department of Education has validated their claims of d ...

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 Acting Attorney General John Hoffman announces $2.5 million to equip New Jersey police departments with body cameras. (Joe Hernandez/WHYY)

New Jersey pledges $2.5 million for police body cameras

The state of New Jersey is spending $2.5 million to equip local police departments with body cameras. Officials are calling it an effort ...

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 Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Michael Eakin, accompanied by his wife, Heidi Eakin, arrives for a hearing Monday at the Northampton County courthouse in Easton, Pennsylvania, to determine whether he should be suspended while a judicial ethics court decides if his email practices warrant discipline. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
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Eakin: Just male banter, keep me on the bench

Pennsylvania Supreme Court  Justice Michael Eakin tearfully apologized at a hearing in Easton Monday for trading offensive email in ...

10 years ago

Jawn Ornaments are the most popular selling item at the Workshop School. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)

Industrious Philly elves are cranking out the ‘Jawnaments’ [photos + video]

As the clock ticks down to Christmas, high-schoolers in West Philadelphia are busy producing their own spin on holiday décor they c ...

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Yared Portillo of Juntos speaks at a rally outside 801 Market St. to call for the closing of the Berks County Residential Center, one of three centers in the country used to detain families whose immigration status is undetermined. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Families moved from immigration detention centers in Texas to Pa., advocates say

Undocumented women and children are being moved from two detention centers in Texas to a facility in Leesport, Pennsylvania, according to ...

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 UD Athletic Director Eric Ziady will leave his post at the end of the year (UD photo)

University of Delaware AD to step down

UD Athletic Director Eric Ziady will leave the job he’s held for about three years at the end of 2015. Ziady brought big cha ...

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Train safety system installed along Northeast Corridor

Safety technology that can prevent crashes like a deadly passenger train derailment in May has been activated on Amtrak tracks between Ph ...

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 Cpl. Thomas Webster returned to Dover Police on paid administrative leave following a not guilty verdict on assault charges earlier this month. (photo courtesy Dover Police)

Dover police officer returns to work less than two weeks after not guilty verdict

A Dover police officer found not guilty of assault for kicking a suspect in the head in 2013 has returned to work. Cpl. Thomas Web ...

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ACLU: Blacks far more likely than whites to be arrested

New Jersey’s American Civil Liberties Union chapter says a new study shows black people are far more likely than whites to be arres ...

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Transit police probe confrontation between bus driver, woman

Transit police in Philadelphia are investigating an incident in which a bus driver was caught on video throwing liquid on a passenger and ...

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 Juror Ari Duenas (center) talks with reporters after Kathryn Knott was convicted for her role in the assault of a gay couple in Center City. (Emma Lee/WHYY)

Knott legal team reviews one juror’s eagerness to discuss trial

Editor’s note: Since publication, Duenas ...

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 Charles Butler, 51, of Hockessin, faces charges in a string of robberies this month. (photo courtesy Del. State Police)

Delaware man charged in series of robberies

A Hockessin man is facing a string of charges connected to a series of business burglaries in northern Delaware this month. Police ...

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