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Maybe it’s just the slightly smooshed nose transitioning into his royally wrinkled jowls, but the bullmastiff seems to smile indulgentl ...

“You better watch out, you better not cry, you better not pout, I’m telling you why.  Climate Change is coming to town.& ...

Nzadi Keita, a writer and teacher, said the personal, professional, artistic and academic connection she feels with her neighborhood ...

Chestnut Hill residents and visitors will have a set of three new destinations along Germantown Avenue this holiday season.El Poquito, a ...

Between this school year and last, K-12 enrollment in the Philadelphia School District fell from roughly 132,000 students to 128,000. ...

Beginning Saturday, police and community members ...

The Northeast Corridor got an early taste of winter today as wet snow slicked roads from New York to D.C. In Pennsylvania, travel ...

Two days of protest followed a grand jury’s decision not to indict the officer who shot and killed Ferguson, Mo. teen Michael Brown ...

A Temple University graduate is trying to step up the pressure on the university to remove Bill Cosby from its board of trustees. ...

The end of Thanksgiving means it’s go time for one of Pennsylvania’s biggest industries: Christmas trees. Pennsylvania ...

Health researchers are noting a pendulum shift in treatment choices among women diagnosed with early-stage breast cancer. Reported ...

The city of Philadelphia is praising stores that have quit selling tobacco products. More than a half-dozen retailers … from ...

Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have identified a protein that may be able to predict the severity of an athlete’s con ...

Scientists have known that sleep disruption can prevent memories from forming, but details have been fuzzy. A University of Pennsylvania ...

The bacteria Pseudomonas aeruginosa has long puzzled scientists and angered doctors for its ability to infect nearly anything: i ...