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A leader of Delaware’s chapter in the national movement says having Joe Biden in the White House can help make his state a model for America.

Far-right-friendly social media site Parler limped back to life on Monday with a new Web host, retooled community guidelines.

Two years ago, Tawanda Jones and Connie Kellum created a warming center for the unhoused in Camden. They’re back at it again.

Richard Allen residents have been pushing for the change for years.

They both wanted to pop the question. This South Philly couple decided to say it with street art — unbeknownst to each other.

Many are finding creative ways this year to show their love to significant others, friends, and families.

Area hospitals partnered with neighborhood faith leaders to encourage their flocks to get the COVID-19 shot. The first of 3 planned clinics was Saturday.

New CDC guidance warns schools about resuming athletic activities, especially indoors, but some districts are still sending their kids to play ball.

As the COVID-19 pandemic limited indoor gatherings and large outdoor events last year, people flocked to state parks for fun —and safe — things to do.

Philly radio host Purple Queen facilitated the truce with Jamal Johnson, through the mayor stopped short of declaring gun violence a citywide emergency.

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with musician Leyla McCalla, who plays Twoubadou music to connect with her Haitian heritage.

If you are looking for an excuse to shower shelter animals with unconditional love, here’s what the PSPCA has going on this weekend.

Delaware appears poised to pass legislation protecting Black people with natural hairstyles from discrimination.

The keyboardist, composer and bandleader died Feb. 9. He was one of the fathers of jazz fusion, with his work spanning from acoustic jazz to his own Mozart interpretations.

Researchers at Temple University found the average number of people shot in Philly each week nearly doubled during the first eight months of the pandemic.