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This summer, “Les Éléphants” will play two group stage games at the Linc and call Chester and Wilmington home.

Bill Stevenson and the future first lady divorced a half-century ago. Now he’s held on $2 million cash bail, accused of killing his wife of nearly 40 years.

The state’s decision not to ask the Supreme Court to step in ends a legal episode that lasted almost two years.

City Council members raised concerns that the proposed closures will disproportionately affect Black students.

We explored Philly’s rich indie bookstore landscape and found a collaborative community of creative booksellers dedicated to their customers.

Fellow civil rights activist the Rev. Al Sharpton said his mentor “was not simply a civil rights leader; he was a movement unto himself.”

Delaware usually falls near the bottom of national rankings because, unlike most states, almost all high school juniors take the test.

As the semiquincentennial nears, Philadelphia’s cultural institutions are examining the country’s founding through the lens of local Black history.

The median price of a home in the Garden State last year was more than $500,000, recent data shows.

The judge, a President George W. Bush appointee, likened the administration’s rationale for removing the panels to the authoritarian regime in George Orwell’s novel "1984."

Building the health centers could take until 2029 to complete, but residents say the Northeast needs to expand health care options much sooner.

The Pennsylvania Council on the Arts has shifted funding guidelines toward economic development. Local culture leaders are upset.

Tempted to grab some skates, snowshoes or skis after watching the Olympics? Take the right precautions before heading outdoors in the winter.

Lion dances are performed to chase away evil spirits and bring good luck in the new year. The nonprofit has several performances planned in the coming days.

The curriculum will discuss the organization's history and the context of the bombing, but not the current controversies surrounding the group.