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For parents hoping to enroll their children in kindergarten at coveted Penn Alexander Elementary School in West Philadelphia, it’s ...

Two percent of Americans suffer chronic, severe migraines. This is not an ordinary headache, it’s a neurological disorder — r ...

Pennsylvania added jobs for the fourth time in a row last month, but its unemployment rate is still hovering just above the national aver ...

Officials say a pygmy sperm whale was euthanized after it washed up on a beach in southern New Jersey. ...

Philadelphia public schools had the day off Monday, but parents and students of Samuel Gompers Elementary and Overbrook Elementary in Wes ...

It was a new beginning, but without the buzzing crowds, cheers and happy tears of the previous time, four years ago. At this time ...

Gene Muller at Flying Fish Brewing Company wanted to do something to help those whose lives were tor ...

If you live in Philadelphia, it’s likely that you have a love-hate relationship with the Philadelphia Bike Race.   ...

Should I stay or should I go? That’s the question some people are asking in the aftermath of Superstorm Sandy. The storm ren ...

Barack Obama’s second inaugural address was a tightly focused pitch for patriotic progressivism, a crisp articulation of the Americ ...

Brought to you by Freemans Auctioneers, The Circuit, with Caroline Stewart, takes you to Boyds for the 100th anniversary celebration of P ...

Dozens of former employees claim that K12 Inc, a for-profit education company, used dubious and sometimes fraudulent tactics to mask astr ...

The District of Columbia’s public transit system is preparing for a quick response in case anyone dies on the Metro rail system on ...

It always frustrates me when people dismiss all politicians as phonies or, worse, crooks. Some are not. Some are decent people mot ...

For Rabbi Adam Zeff, keeping traditions alive is important. For the past 29 years, the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement has organi ...