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Another story about murals in Philadelphia? Really? Yes indeed. Because as much as you’ve experienced the murals’ pres ...

Philadelphia City Council is moving to end the use of a word regarded as offensive in the mental health community from city law. C ...

A rocket launch will dazzle sky-gazers throughout the region Tuesday night.  ...

The November temperature roller coaster ride continues. A brisk northwest flow is currently delivering cooler air to the Garden St ...

Since last Friday, a pair of flashing construction-style signs along Kelly Drive has issued a warning to motorists. Their message: “ ...

Election officials in Philadelphia say they can’t find paper tapes identifying the write-in votes recorded in 15 voting divisions.< ...

A Delaware panel is discussing draft legislation regarding drug testing of contractors working on public works projects. The panel ...

Today marks the 150th anniversary of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address, which framed our national aspirations in less than 300 ...

The National Weather Service has issued a bulletin advising of an enhanced risk of wildfire spread in New Jersey Tuesday. “R ...

Ruth Kapp Hartz was four years old when she and her Jewish family went into hiding in a French village during World War II. Before the en ...

New Jersey’s third medical marijuana dispensary is accepting patients. Garden State Dispensary in Woodbridge is slated to op ...

Less than a year after accepting the job as leader of the Delaware State Chamber of Commerce, Joan Verplanck has resigned.  < ...

Plans by a conservative nonprofit to transform one of Chestnut Hill’s most esteemed mansions into a school and student residence ha ...

With a celebratory sprinkling of native grass seeds by first graders, ground was officially broken for the Wissahickon Charter SchoolR ...

As I waited in line to see the “Léger: Modern Art and the Metropolis” exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art this past ...