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With the costs of education continuing to rise, some young people are swapping college degrees for tool belts and apprenticeships.

Why it's been nearly two weeks since the end of the Phillies' season and we still haven't heard from Dave Dombrowski.

NPR's Scott Detrow and Daniel Burke interviewed hundreds of Pope Leo's family, friends, teachers, and fellow friars to understand the man behind the robes.

Online telehealth platforms took off during the pandemic. And now AI has entered the chat. Is in-person counseling a thing of the past?

WHYY News staffers Sophia Schmidt, Kenny Cooper, Emily Neil, Peter Crimmins and Kimberly Paynter contributed to this episode, which is hosted by Kenny Cooper.

You Oughta Know goes behind the scenes with Philly’s artists, theaters, and makers.

Preview the 2026 Philly Music Festival with cofounder Greg Seltzer.

A look at attention deficit hyperactivity disorder in adults — how to spot it, how to treat it, and how to function with it.

Author Robert Kolker about how Frontotemporal Dementia upended the lives of nine siblings and their parents.

Oksana Masters sustained a handful of permanent birth defects as a result of the Chernobyl nuclear disaster. But that didn’t stop her from becoming a powerful athlete.

Democratic candidate Bob Harvie on his bid to unseat incumbent Congressman Brian Fitzpatrick. Plus, a breakdown of Pennsylvania's most contentious congressional races.

Ashley Zukerman talks about the importance of creating a feeling of claustrophobia in the series.

After years of campus reforms and #MeToo, why does it feel like nothing has changed?

Public support for the death penalty has steadily declined in the modern era. But in recent years, executions surged. What's behind the rise?

John Stolnis, Justin Klugh and Liz Roscher discuss what the Phils need to do this off-season.