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Things to do this week in the Delaware Valley include the BlackStar film fest, drive-in concerts, and Family Fun Month.

SEPTA GM Leslie Richards told lawmakers that transit services, including the Broad-Ridge Spur, would vanish without funding from Harrisburg.

An investigation found that the School District of Philadelphia cut corners on a flagship construction project at one of its high schools.

Tamara Russell aka Revive P.O.C hits the streets of Philadelphia to see how residents feel about the growing controversy of mail-in ballots and post office funding.

Trebs Thompson just wanted the gym to freeze her account until she decides it's safe to work out again. Planet Fitness put up roadblocks, but relented after WHYY inquired.

Police are investigating the mailed arson threats — which BLM confirms it definitely did not send.

The decision upholds Gov. Phil Murphy’s executive order that kept theaters closed even as other public places were allowed to reopen.

Racial justice advocates are still pushing for concrete change in cities like Lebanon, Pa. — in the now-virtual halls of local government.

A random sampling of folks in West Philadelphia revealed frustration with delivery delays and apprehension about mail-in voting in November.

Two state troopers rescued six people after a boat capsized in a dangerous Jersey Shore canal, officials say.

Philadelphia faces the challenge of having fewer businesses and employment opportunities than other big East Coast cities.

The victims were on North 30th and West Cumberland streets Tuesday afternoon when a gunman opened fire.

Pa. requires everyone to wear masks when they leave the house — but the state has left business owners, transit agencies and individuals to enforce it, which isn't easy.

Officials blamed an online auction “glitch” and agreed to return most of the money.

"If you were to create a petri dish and say, how can we spread this the most? It would be cruise ships, jails and prisons, factories, and it would be bars."