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The two participants, including a former WHYY intern, in the chaotic scene knew each other during their time at Community College of Philadelphia. Elon Musk chimed in on X.

Organizers hope the day of service encourages people to volunteer year-round.

King audited classes at Penn, preached in Philadelphia churches and built relationships with influential Black clergy and institutions. Can we claim the reverend one of ours?

More than 120 restaurants across Philadelphia’s downtown area will offer discounted, prix-fixe menus during the annual winter dining promotion.

Delco Gives has raised approximately $4 million for local nonprofits and causes since the philanthropic initiative launched in 2024.

Artists Anika Grant and Nandi Jordan are producing “Ceremony for Revolutionary Seeds” this fall at historic sites in Camden, Fort Lee and Trenton.

Fears of an intensified crackdown in Philadelphia have sparked increased interest about how to interact with immigration enforcement agents and document ICE activity.

The fiberglass Liberty Bell replicas are designed to show the city’s diversity as part of the Bells Across PA project.

Serious incidents nearly halved since the 2020 pandemic peak.

Parady La died Jan. 9 while in ICE custody. La was hospitalized after being held at the Federal Detention Center in Philadelphia.

The “Know Your Rights” trainings, which have served over 1,000 people, provide information and tactics. Residents say they’re needed and useful.

“Rooted: The Origins of American Gardening” opens Feb. 28.

The city’s Art Commission approved the move. The statue will be displayed inside the museum before reaching a new home — atop the iconic steps — in August.

The carrier hasn’t specified what caused Wednesday’s disruptions, but confirmed that the outage was resolved late Wednesday night.

As Philly’s dining scene heats up, the selling of hard-to-get reservations has become a thing. Here’s why it’s a problem — and what’s being done to address it.