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Opal Lee, 96, of Fort Worth, Texas, came to Philadelphia to mark the federal holiday she is credited with creating.

More than 150,000 at-home ID kits provided to Delaware families will help investigators locate the kids should they go missing.

Thousands marched down Walnut Street in Philadelphia’s Gayborhood for Philly Pride 365, connecting generations in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights.

Local Philadelphia union leaders discuss how the Biden infrastructure program will improve the chances of low income workers moving into a middle class paycheck.

Community members from across Delco paraded through Media Borough to celebrate the beginning of Pride Month and the launch of the inaugural event.

The nonprofit plans to renovate its headquarters that sits inside a 100-year old factory into a state-of-the-art food distribution center to deliver food to more people.

The Allen Road Wildfire has burned more than 5,000 acres within the Bass River State Forest and was 50% contained as of Thursday evening.

North Philadelphians talked about the importance of engaging with the youth to preserve Philadelphia’s history.

New data from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that health services and hospitality drove job growth across the Philadelphia metro area over the past 12 months.

The agreement is part of a broader initiative to root out the discriminatory practice.

The museum's managers had not paid the mortgage for years, leading to a debt of close to $1 million.

The water bar is an ongoing effort by the Philadelphia Water Department to build trust in the city’s tap water, which officials say meets state and federal standards.

The nonprofit is teaming up with three hospital systems to provide people a direct path from the emergency room to supportive housing.

The Black Clergy of Philadelphia believes its summit can result in a workable plan to help fight continued violence in the city.

Games probably won't rot your kid's brain. But kids do need guidance in using them wisely.