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The Baltimore port is now inaccessible, meaning nearby ports need to absorb the traffic.

The events are open to the public and free to attend, but registration is required. A panel will feature journalists implementing civic dialogue and community building.

Six-year-old Li’najah Brooker fell into Chester Creek on Saturday evening, prompting a joint search operation from multiple local, state and federal agencies.

The Franklinville Volunteer Fire Company crew freed Daisy, an 11-month-old yellow Labrador, after she got her neck stuck inside a tire rim.

The money will be split among 14 local police departments to increase patrols along the pike and for educational programs.

Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott called the incident “an unthinkable tragedy.”

The Handle With Care initiative will notify the district of students who have been exposed to some type of violence so they can receive wraparound services.

Since 2016, Blanche Carney has overseen the city’s prisons and jails, which have been dealing with violence and the escape of four prisoners in a span of six months last year.

Stockton University is using $1 million in federal grants to explore whether a viable syrup industry can be created using a species of maple tree common to southern N.J.

Career Connected Learning PHL plans to hire 8,000 young people and expand year-round, work-based activities for an additional 2,000, replacing the city’s WorkReady program.

More than 50 media orgs, including WHYY News, and community groups collaborated to cover the mayoral election last year. Now, the EVEV project returns with new focus.

Palestinians who fled an ongoing Israeli raid of Gaza's main hospital have spoken of mass arrests and forced marches past dead bodies.

The comedian who rose from Philly's open mics and comedy clubs will be awarded at the Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington, D.C. on Sunday night.

Officials say Lin'ajah Brooker was playing with two other children when she slipped and fell into the fast-moving creek near 8th Street.

Planned upgrades at Delaware libraries include new wellness centers, additional study rooms and workforce development services.