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City leaders hope that shutting stores down early could reduce crime and drug use in Kensington. Some businesses are skeptical the curfew would work.

Sen. Casey is leading the Democratic attack on “greedflation” — a blunt term for corporations that jack up prices and rip off shoppers to maximize profits.

Kimbrady Carriker is charged for the seemingly random shootings in Kingsessing in July 2023.

Celebrating Teddy Pendergrass in Philly, The Garden State Film Festival in N.J. and Winterthur’s House of Style Weekend in Delaware are among the weekend’s highlights.

The battleship returns to the dock where it was originally built in the early '40s for extensive repairs and new paint.

Rare photos from Grant Castner are part of a special new exhibit at the science, history and art museum.

A federal program to help states install charging stations has met a slow rollout, leaving EV drivers dependent on the available slower chargers.

Officials say the flames have spread to multiple homes.

A new affordable housing law in N.J. abolishes COAH and directs the Dept. of Community Affairs to help make affordable housing a reality.

The Democratic governor wants the 20% increase for transit systems still trying to recover pre-pandemic ridership numbers and facing a drop-off in federal funding.

WHYY News hosted a conversation at the Chestnut Hill Library in Philadelphia to discuss the ruling in Alabama and the June 2022 overturning of Roe v. Wade.

Eugene Young served as director of the Delaware State Housing Authority before stepping down earlier this month to focus on campaigning.

Sponsors for the bill say with student debt totaling $1.77 trillion nationally, the legislation would help reduce the financial burden on students.

Margera was cited for public intoxication and disorderly conduct after a dispute at the Radnor Hotel last August.

Against the backdrop of the city’s gun violence crisis, students are able to open up with the safe-space ethos of the makeshift barbershop.