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A mass shooting on South Street; McCormick concedes the GOP primary race for the Senate; WHYY's latest podcast, "March On: The Fight for Pride"; gambling addiction rises in PA

“My mission in life is to empower kids to be the best that they can be,” says Dr. June Elcock-Messam, the o ...

Rebecca Soffer, co-founder of the Modern Loss website and community, shares tools, exercises, thoughts and practical advice for grieving in "The Modern Loss Handbook."

Emotions are fleeting — they can bubble up seemingly out of nowhere and change quickly. Studying them is challenging, but it’s also i ...

America is awash with guns but unable to pass policies that make citizens safer. How are beliefs about guns and the Second Amendment derailing the gun safety conversation?

The organization that ran Philly Pride for decades fell apart over a few offensive Facebook posts, of all things. But this was really jus ...

Hugh Bonneville, Elizabeth Ashley & several cast members talk with Patrick Stoner about their eagerness to do the second—& mayb ...

Airline and rental cancellations, hotel prices spiking-- as the world still grapples with the Covid-19 pandemic. What to know about summer travel and preparing for the worst.

College enrollment is declining and tuitions are rising. More young people are questioning the value of college and the broken admissions process.

On this Memorial Day episode of Radio Times: Legendary sports broadcaster Ray Didinger and Sheryl Lee Ralph's iconic performance in Abbott Elementary.

“It’s bigger than me,” says Patrick Dooley, 53, “I’m just one piece of the puzzle. Patrick “Pat ...

Next on You Oughta Know, get to know Philly’s “Village Potter” and his ...

Ecologist Douglas Tallamy says should turn our lawns into wild oases for native plants and animals. Also, protecting urban gardens and turning vacant lots into greens spaces.

Next on You Oughta Know, visit Tonewood Brewing, a N.J. brewery that taps into sustainable methods. Learn more about our complic ...

Sleep — we all need it, but most people aren’t getting enough of it. Ideally, we spend about a third of our lives asleep. When we’r ...