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Though Philadelphia’s murals are staples of the city, not all of these artistic expressions are embraced with open arms.

“It's really sad,” said one parent. “They can’t get a regular education. They should have gotten air conditioning years ago.”

Ethan Nordean was one of several members convicted of spearheading an attack on the U.S. Capitol to try to prevent the peaceful transfer of power following the 2020 election.

The federally-owned facility is one of 11 sites suggested to New York City Mayor Eric Adams to send migrants, according to a news report.

The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics projects that respiratory therapy jobs will grow 14% over the next decade.

Philly hospital leaders, city officials look to spread the word about changes to insulin costs for Medicare patients under the Inflation Reduction Act.

The Civil War Tails museum of Gettysburg, Pa., uses handmade cat figurines and dioramas to portray pivotal battle moments.

A man convicted of murder in Pennsylvania for the fatal stabbing his ex-girlfriend remains at large, a day after he escaped from a county jail.

$1.5 million from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law will help fund work in the natural areas of FDR Park, part of a $250 million park renovation.

The Danish company Orsted said high-interest rates and supply chain issues will cause delays at three major offshore wind projects.

The Cannonball Festival now hosts half of the Fringe Festival. Its model of cooperative performance could be the future of theater.

Overall numbers are better than 2019, but brick-and-mortar gaming revenues were down compared to last year.

The peaceful march ended in front of the Philadelphia 24th Police District station.

The case shocked the country and renewed national debates about gun policies and race in America.

Under the new policy, students will be eligible to receive free services until they turn 22, rather than aging out of the program the summer after they turn 21.