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It’s move-out day for University of Pennsylvania students. But don’t worry about getting stuck among undergrads bearing boxes ...

Teachers and educational staffers around Philadelphia spent the morning picketing educational budget cuts they say will “undermine ...

To Laveta Jones, the man videotaping from the window of a Septa train could have been on a terrorist recon mission. In a recent&n ...

A day after Atlantic City’s leading casino laid off 50 table games workers, the nation’s second-largest gambling market will ...

One of the world’s most decorated Olympic athletes is heading back to federal court hoping to secure his place on the November elec ...

When Jack Kitchen stepped to the lectern yesterday to talk about ...

After months of online submissions and voting, two eco-friendly dogs have stepped into the spotlight for a rare opportunity to help keep ...

A bill changing the way Pennsylvania’s 22 abortion clinics are regulated will likely see a state House vote this week. The ...

The Philadelphia Orchestra was back in bankruptcy court Monday, where Judge Eric Frank is trying to keep up with the orchestra’s re ...

Dozens of community leaders, politicians and residents of Philadelphia gathered at WHYY on Monday to discuss ways to make Philadelphia a ...

This is the third of 10 questions about issues and priorities that NewsWorks asked the seven Democratic candidates running for the Eighth ...