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The Phillies lost the World Series last year, and started this season with a slump, but 45,000 fans at Friday’s home opener can’t be wrong.

The two-time National League MVP had been projected to return as a designated hitter by the All-Star break this season. But it appears he might come back earlier.

Attacks on humans are rare, but officials say they have happened.

Republican lawmakers want to put the authority in the hands of the General Assembly. They have drafted but not introduced legislation to accomplish that.

Just one year from now, a total solar eclipse will sweep across North America. The eclipse will slice a diagonal line across 13 states in the U.S., from Texas through Maine.

New food and a gigantic new videoboard are just some of the things fans can expect at the home opener.

Advocates say the report documents the pandemic’s impact on affordable housing units, but the full impact is still being examined.

As part of the Philly Spring Cleanup program on Saturday, April 15, the city is getting ready to remove dozens of abandoned bikes.

About 5,000 people in the Philadelphia area are awaiting an organ transplant. Some wait for over five years.

Over a week after a chemical spill threatened to pollute Philly’s drinking water, the city confirms the chemicals have not been found in the water.

Word on the change in policy comes one day after conflicting reports of hundreds of young people gathering in Center City.

In Philadelphia, many evictions are enforced by a for-profit law firm, known as the landlord-tenant officer. Supporters say it’s cheaper and more efficient.

The state’s emergency order was first put in place March 23, 2020, as cases of COVID-19 started to spread throughout the state.

Trauma specialists at Philly schools take on an aerial challenge to better connect and build trust.

President Joe Biden vetoed a congressional resolution that would have overturned protections for the nation’s waterways that Republicans have criticized as overly intrusive.