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Like the moment it indelibly captures, the gargantuan clay, foam and metal figure in a second-floor Frankford Avenue art studio gives off ...

Back in the distant days of yore – circa 2013 – Republicans viewed Obamacare as the meatiest, juiciest issue of the ’14 campaig ...

A possible change to the Mummer’s Day Parade, reportedly backed by leaders of all five Mummers divisions (comics, wenches, stri ...

From the mouth of the pope, himself? Not enough. Even if Pope Francis tells you, flat-out, that he wants to visit the City of Brot ...

In the early 1980s, a Down syndrome diagnosis meant a life expectancy of just 25 years. But now, Down syndrome babies will live to an ave ...

Funds from a swim club discrimination settlement have been distributed to six youth groups in the Philadelphia area. The $65,000 i ...

The FBI has reportedly questioned four people about the Ogontz Avenue Revitalization Corporation, a once-powerful and politically connect ...

The three-day Philadelphia Folk Festival was held from Friday, Aug. 15 through Sunday, Aug. 17 on the Old Pool Farm in Schwenksville.&nbs ...

A first-of-its-kind ...

Some New Jersey lawmakers are urging the state’s congressional delegation to support proposed federal regulations for rail tank car ...

The manager of Delaware’s controlled substances lab says the office was in serious disarray when she took over last year.  ...

Alongside the river wall on Delaware Avenue, outside Philadelphia’s Independence Seaport Museum, visitors will encounter a strange ...