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The state Department of Education has barred teachers in Philadelphia and Hazleton from administering standardized tests to their own s ...

5:30 update: Police have identified the victim in yesterday’s pedestrian fatality as Sheila Banks of the 8900 block of Rid ...

Officials say a new traffic signal on Route 113 near Georgetown is going active.    The Delaware Department of Transporta ...

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As the Feed reported yesterday, federal author ...

The main branch of the Free Library of Philadelphia will reopen the newly restored room housing its collection of popular fiction, music, ...

The work and legacy of sociologist W.E.B. Du Bois have been incorporated into a new board game and learning tool for Philadelphia high sc ...

Before Cindy Bass was elected to the Eighth District City Council seat last year, she spoke about representing residents who felt disconn ...

After more than four years of having a home goods store in Phoenixville, David Friday and Lindsey Herman, co-owners of Hipster Home, relo ...

The site where General George Washington won a pivotal fight with British troops during the Revolutionary War could soon be up for develo ...

More than three weeks ago, a little dog named Ruffles went missing from her home near Cheltenham Avenue. Her human family has not stopped ...

The presence of the East Falls Tree Tenders can be felt all over the community, as members have planted nearly 1,000 trees on streets, al ...

On Feb. 9, New Jersey welcomed the news that it is one of 11 states to be granted a waiver from the No Child Left Behind law. ...

Rachel DeMarco boards the PATCO train set for New Jersey between 15 and 16th and Locust streets in Philadelphia. The city resident ...

Jan. 12, 2012, was the two-year anniversary of the earthquake that shook Haiti and tested the country’s infrastructure and health c ...