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Bringing back the gambling machines found in bars and gas stations has emerged as a campaign focus for the Republican candidate.

U.S. Rep. Brian Fitzpatrick came off the campaign trail to praise Airco’s role in the “future of American innovation.”

Councilmember Jim Harrity says the tax would help offset lost wage tax revenue and fund a program providing free SEPTA passes to low-income residents.

A Philly resident says an employee threw her jacket, wallet, car keys and even her child’s stuffed animals in the trash, while she was in the restaurant bathroom.

After news that the art installation was leaving our city this month, a “very generous patron” stepped up to keep it here.

KBK Enterprises was selected to redevelop the historic property in 2016. A decade later, the company is still working to secure funding.

Content creators Cassie Aran and Lauren Lee are pushing the limits of their tiny electric cars to fulfill a childhood dream, and raise money for a good cause.

Iconic author Edgar Allan Poe spent lots of time in Philly – and during his stay, he wrote a short story that is considered the first detective story in the country.

Coalition members aim to address food waste, access to fresh produce, food supply chain issues, availability of nutrition education and more.

President Donald Trump's involvement in this year's midterm elections has moved from rhetoric to reality.

Oct. 29 to Nov. 1: Día de los Muertos in Delaware, “Rocky Horror Picture Show” in Philly and Rhiannon Giddens in South Jersey are among weekend highlights.

Police and prosecutors can’t provide the public with identifying info unless the charge is a felony and it’s “necessary to protect the public’s safety.”

Democrats need to gain four seats in the U.S. House to win a majority in that chamber. Pennsylvania can make or break their plans.

Philadelphia-area officials explain who’s allowed at your polling place, what counts as intimidation and what to do if something goes wrong.

WHYY News previously reported on freebies that PGW CEO Seth Shapiro accepted from the utility’s vendors.