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Students studying journalism and public speaking will explore the world of news during a course about news gathering, story ideation and storyboarding.

While the Kiss is certainly a strong contender, could there be a better option?

The market, which allows underserved vendors to sell crafts, has launched its first crowdfunding campaign to expand opportunities for local creators.

The 2025 Philadelphia Pride March and Festival drew many people to the annual celebration for the first time.

Residents can enjoy a complimentary lunch and meet with WHYY News representatives.

On that fateful day, a helicopter pilot urged the city, "you don't have to drop the bomb" on MOVE’s West Philly home. His warning went unheard, until now.

A class of New Jersey fifth graders will explore the world of news during a course about news gathering, story ideation and storyboarding.

Temple says it's the first university police department in Pennsylvania to use this license plate reading system.

Monroeville Democratic state Rep. Brandon Markosek has put forth a bill that would create a blight database managed by the state, and the measure has passed the House.

Backyard chicken farmers are hopeful that City Council members will introduce a bill to legalize hens in Philadelphia soon. It would be the third time in six years.

Brookhaven is asking Saint Joseph’s Family Hope Center, one of only two family shelters in Delaware County, to vacate the premises.

At Andrew Hamilton School, Brunson was awarded a key to the city, and a new mural was dedicated.

Amy’s Kisses Foundation will use proceeds from Sunday’s walk to fund its domestic violence prevention programming.

The first Odunde Festival was held in 1975. Half a century later, it’s run by the daughter and grandson of co-founder Lois Fernandez.

Move over, New England! Philly’s oyster scene is not only growing strong, but through a shell recycling program, the little critters are helping restore the Delaware River.