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A teenage girl, Greta Thunberg, has become the world-famous face of the climate strike movement.

Panelists at WHYY and NewCORE’s “Conversations of King” event consider the “mountains” of relativism, materialism, segregation and violence in 2020.

That structure is now on the verge of collapse in the face of indecision by local and state officials.

The Camden County-based Unity Choir has become a way to defy what many feel is mounting hatred towards the Black and Jewish communities.

There are no restaurants in Toksook Bay, Alaska. No motels or movie theater, either. There also aren't any factories. Or roads.

Jimmy Heath, a prolific saxophonist, composer and bandleader who played alongside some of the biggest names of jazz, including Miles Davis and John Coltrane, has died.

Witnesses share stories about how NJ Transit services for people with physical and developmental challenges are reliably unreliable

Australia’s unprecedented wildfires season has so far charred 40,000 square miles (104,000 square kilometers) of brushland, rainforests, and national parks.

For many young people at the march, it was about showing the lawmakers and other people in power that they’re galvanized and ready for change.

Harriet’s Bookshop is now welcoming customers to browse its woman-centric shelves.

Kylie Flett, a food and drink publicist, is organizing an Aussie-themed Bushfire Benefit on Jan. 25 at Old City’s Khyber Pass Pub for the country’s most at-risk creatures and

Julie Coker is moving on after four years of leading the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau.

Thanks to Oat Foundry, you can get up close and personal with a split-flap display in Old City.

Philadelphia police are hunting e-bikes as Indego works to make it harder to steal electric bikes from the city’s bike share system.

A New York law office will host the bankruptcy sale of the Philadelphia Energy Solutions complex, closed since June’s explosion and fire.