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"Think about how tragic that is, not only for my school community but for those families," the principal said.

P.O.C. hit the streets of Philadelphia to see how residents were reacting to the news that federal unemployment benefits expired a week after the eviction moratorium.

The Neighbors and Newsroom Summit is a WHYY series that fosters relationships and collaborations between the public and our news teams.

The U.S. Soccer Federation took a major step regarding equal pay concerns for its men's and women's national teams.

N.J.'s largest energy company leases land to the state for a massive wind port project.

Amir Sidiqi is back in Delaware County through the unexpected help of his former Strath Haven English teacher, who made a lifesaving connection.

The full roster of players, coaches, and hockey operations staff plan to be fully vaccinated by Oct. 12 season start.

WHYY union votes to approve first contract with public media broadcaster.

The company, which has come under fire for workplace issues, promises an average of $18 an hour plus benefits.

The lack of safety net in the undocumented immigrant community pushed many towards other jobs. But vacancies in restaurants also gave them newfound leverage.

A worker at the deactivated Three Mile Island nuclear plant in Dauphin County died in an accident at the plant last week, officials said.

Four decorated gymnasts will testify at a U.S. Senate hearing this week regarding the FBI's shortcomings in investigating the Larry Nassar case.

In a first for the franchise, the Philadelphia Flyers are asking for fans’ help in selecting a new goal song.

Councilmember Kenyatta Johnson on grants going to community organizations throughout Philadelphia to help combat gun violence. And, the Fringe Festival turns 25.

At a tailgate block party in Fishtown, people were excited for a fresh start with a new coach and quarterback, but tempered their expectations after too many “broken hearts.”