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A Winter Weather Advisory is in effect for the entire region through 1 p.m. Tuesday.

The program, geared toward people impacted by the justice system, teaches solar panel installation and electric work. It pays $15 an hour.

“Unhoused” advocates empathy for people experiencing homelessness, through art installations and scientific data.

The poll from the Washington Square West Civic Association means residents from two nearby neighborhoods are against the $1.55 billion project.

Hosted by WHYY and NewCORE, the panel discussion sought to highlight the significant contributions made by these often unheralded figures.

Hundreds of volunteers throughout the region cleared trash, delivered food and rallied for peace and justice as part of the nation’s largest and oldest MLK Day of Service.

President Biden helped workers at Philabundance pack food for those in need. It’s the third time he’s volunteered at the Philly food bank.

The quadrennial contest has been unusually quiet this year, a mark of former President Donald Trump's commanding lead in the race.

Although the Eagles are a little banged up and missing some key players, like A.J. Brown, they say they're ready.

One North Philly native decided to become a student in the culinary land of corn — and she’s not afraid to make corny jokes about it.

Dr. Clarence Jones, one of King’s friends and supporters, was born in Philadelphia and raised in South Jersey.

During Code Blue, city officials implement 24-hour outreach to find people living on the street and transport them to indoor spaces.

She was the last surviving main character of the beloved comedy from television’s golden age of the 1950s.

Carl Holmes, who spent nearly three decades on the force, was fired in 2019 after he was accused of having sexually assaulted three women at work.

Electric, exotic and classic cars are lining the floors of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, including some from the “Fast & Furious” franchise.