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 People watch a TV news program showing a sinking passenger ship, at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Wednesday, April 16, 2014. The South Korean passenger ship carrying more than 470 people, including many high school students, is sinking off the country's southern coast Wednesday after sending a distress call, officials said. There are no immediate reports of causalities.(AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

Koreans in Delaware react to sinking of South Korean ferry

Thousands of miles away, many Delaware residents with Korean ancestry are following the news of a tragic ferry accident off the coast of ...

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Police probe student death at Philly college

A Philadelphia college is confirming that a student has died but is releasing few details about his death. Chestnut Hill said the ...

12 years ago

 Democratic primary candidate for governor Rob McCord reads The Very Hungry Caterpillar to preschool students at the Children's Village Early Learning Center. (Kimberly Paynter/WHYY)
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McCord wants to nearly triple Pa. spending on early education

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Rob McCord stopped by a Philadelphia nursery school on Wednesday to stress Pennsylvania’s need f ...

12 years ago

 In this image released by PBS, Jim Carter as Mr. Carson is shown in a scene from the second season of

Testing the meaning of ‘service,’ by serving, with lessons for all

“Servant” isn’t something people often call themselves. It’s an uncomfortable word. Though most of us serve in so ...

12 years ago

Aiming to crack down on gun violence, two groups join forces in Philly, 9 other cities

Two groups are joining forces to reinforce their push for changes in gun laws to stem a national tide of violence.  Philadelp ...

12 years ago

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 The MLK High Cougars football team practicing in the snow. (Image from the 'We Could Be King' Trailer)

Here’s a sneak peek at the MLK High Cougars football-team documentary [video]

Next week, a documentary about the Martin Luther King High School Cougars football team’s rise from district-financing uncertainty ...

12 years ago

 Philadelphia Horticultural Society project coordinator Connor Stanton sniffs a Bradford pear blossom, which he says smells like rotten fish. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)

Stinky tree blooms in Philly (and it’s not a ginkgo)

What smells horrible and fills the air around Center City each Spring? The answer, at least starting this week, is a foreign tree wh ...

12 years ago

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Chestnut Hill College student found dead in dorm room

3:30 p.m. update: The student has been identified as senior business major Bradley David Amerman, 22, of Mount Joy. — ...

12 years ago

 Native American poet and activist Suzan Shown Harjo collaborated on the curation of Native American Voices at Penn Museum. (Emma Lee/for NewsWorks)
Arts & Entertainment

Museum of antiquity emphasizes current history of Native Americans [photos]

What’s the first thing that comes to your mind when you hear the words Native American? Is it old movies? Tonto? Protests? Drumming ...

12 years ago

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Philadelphia Family Court Judge says he needs toilet paper money

The chief judge of Philadelphia Family Court says he needs more money just to cover necessities when court moves to a new building,  ...

12 years ago

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 Mayor Nutter addresses the media on elevator issues at the One Parkway building in Philadelphia (Tom MacDOnald/WHYY)

Flood-damaged One Parkway building closed through weekend

After flooding shut down a major Philadelphia city building Wednesday, it will remain closed through the weekend.It’s something man ...

12 years ago

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Philadelphia Health Department struggling to fill medical jobs

With health care such a competitive sector in the region, Philadelphia’s health commissioner said he’s having trouble filling ...

12 years ago

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Gloucester County jury convicts N.J. man of Megan’s Law violation

Jurors in Gloucester County have convicted a convicted sex offender of his eighth violation of lifetime supervision under Megan’s L ...

12 years ago

 Randy Mastro holds up a copy of his report during a news conference Thursday, March 27, 2014. (AP Photo/Brendan McDermid, Pool)

Why the Mastro report is becoming a nightmare for Gov Christie

Hiring Randy Mastro’s team of lawyers to conduct an internal investigation into the Bridgegate scandal gave Christie a report exone ...

12 years ago

 Authorities found nearly 200 sick and malnourished goats, horses, chickens and peacocks on a farm in Millstone, N.J. (Photo courtesy of NBC10)

Goat farmer pleads guilty, must thin herd

A Monmouth County man who owns a goat farm has been told to thin the herd after he admitted improperly caring for animals. Au ...

12 years ago

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