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Artists, playwrights, teachers and more gathered to ask “Can art save us?” and converse on the effect art has on everyday life.

Local jurors said they hope the tribunal’s findings will have an impact in formal international governing bodies.

The health care systems collectively operate 600 sites, including hospitals and outpatient offices, across Delaware, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Maryland.

The clawback, if passed by the U.S. House, would eliminate $9 billion in previously allocated foreign aid and federal funding for public broadcasting.

The tentative deal between the city and AFSCME District Council 47 still needs to be approved by union members.

One teen was handcuffed when state trooper Dempsey Walters broke his eye socket. Walters served prison time for assault and other crimes.

A final vote in the Senate could occur as early as Wednesday. The bill would then return to the House for another vote before it would go to Trump's desk.

“Exclusion from primary elections is the functional equivalent of losing the right to vote in those districts,” independent voters argued in a 51-page petition.

Schwarber earned the MVP award, becoming the first non-pitcher MVP without a hit.

Here’s what you need to know about the federal battles over education funding playing out this week — and how they'll affect Philadelphia's and Pennsylvania's schools.

The transit agency is facing severe cutbacks of service and fare hikes if it doesn’t receive money from Harrisburg soon.

The state’s Department of Insurance has made requirements for health insurers and pharmacy benefit managers.

The second annual all-city festival drew performers from a dozen music education organizations across Philly.

Serious crime has remained low, the report says. That includes a reduction in homicides, aggravated assaults, thefts and arsons.

Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania Judge Matthew S. Wolf issued an order calling for the agency to reduce the size of its board and cease paying board salaries.