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Gun violence is tearing families and communities apart, but many Philadelphians are also stepping forward with ideas for how to root out the epidemic.

Being rejected hurts, not being accepted into a group, being turned down for a date, or being ditched by a friend.

This week: the rising rates of COVID in New Jersey, PA Secretary of State Kathy Boockvar on election prep, and saving Chester, Pennsylvania.

Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died on September 22, 2020, at age 87, and the country lost an important pioneering woman.

We discuss hair discrimination and the CROWN Act, which passed recently in the U.S. House and would ban discrimination based on hairstyles.

The pandemic has changed the way a lot of us understand and experience happiness. In normal times, we think of happiness as a big-picture ...

In 1967, more than 3,000 students protested racial inequality. Now, a historic marker will honor their legacy.

How to properly fill out and send in a mail in ballot (make sure it isn't naked!), what's up with Philly's satellite election offices, security of in-person voting and more.

We get analysis of the vice presidential debate and how it might impact the election? Also, the latest on the Covid outbreak in the White House.

Ray Ushikubo from Riverside, California is the first double major in more than a decade at the Curtis Institute of Music majoring in violin and piano.

Laura Dern, the Oscar winning actress who produced the documentary about the White House photographer Pete Souza, talks with Patrick Ston ...

With all eyes on the city, what measures should Philadelphia be taking in order to ensure a safe and fair voting process?

Experts say the millions SEPTA spends on overtime is troubling. Meanwhile, the agency says it can't afford things like additional death benefits for workers who died of COVID.

Because of Sapphire’s singing versatility, she enjoys performing music such as RnB, Jazz, Rock, Gospel, Country, Blues, Reggae and Big Band music.

Could legalizing adult-use cannabis be a step towards salvaging Pennsylvania's COVID-ravaged economy?