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Hurts' diagnosis brought new attention to the condition, its risks and treatments, while raising questions about why so many athletes have been diagnosed with blood clots.

The Burlington County event gives residents a chance to pitch story ideas and will feature information for prospective foster-care and adoptive parents.

Philly’s ghosts are older than America. And they are still causing trouble.

The celebration of historically Black colleges and universities features two football games at Lincoln Financial Field, a performance by Ludacris and a Battle of the Bands.

Hurts is said to have deep vein thrombosis and a bilateral pulmonary emboli, meaning a blood clot has traveled from the legs to the lungs.

Protesters gathered at satellite election offices in Philly for the fourth 'No Kings' protest against the Trump administration.

A South Street staple for over two decades, the nonprofit and thrift shop held an afternoon-long block party to celebrate its 21st birthday.

As Philadelphia’s Kensington “Blitz” continues, outreach workers and people on the street say services are still missing.

Players say they're turning to leagues not just for exercise but for competition, connection and an escape from work and screens.

The restoration uses the natural landscape to manage stormwater runoff and protect wildlife habitat in North Philadelphia.

Volunteer-run since 1976, the bookseller celebrates its role in Philadelphia's left-wing history with a block party Saturday.

Twelve contestants carved 6-pound blocks of Pennsylvania Dutch breakfast meat into everything from a LeBron James jersey to a surprisingly lifelike Philbert the Pig.

There are many ways to enjoy Halloween in the city – from themed bars and family-friendly parades to bar crawls and haunted houses. Here's your guide.

The news of the Oct. 18 closure prompts more discussions around what we expect from queer spaces.

The car-free ride returns Saturday with two routes, a finish-line festival and an expected 7,000 cyclists along for the fun.