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Oct. 22–25: “The Wiz” in Delaware, Flannel Fest in Philly and the Autumn Exit Zero Jazz Fest in South Jersey are among weekend event highlights.

Democrats have a chance to control the three branches of government in Pennsylvania. In a tightly contested state Senate race, the battle is focused on data centers.

Many youth in Delaware’s foster care system have behavioral health needs that can be challenging to address in in-state facilities.

Al Gury, 74, was as committed to rescuing cats as he was to teaching art. He passed away after nearly 50 years at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts.

The grant to Mighty Writers comes weeks after the city sued EMR, claiming the company violated an agreement to donate funds.

A Woman’s Place provides comprehensive short- and long-term services to thousands of victims of domestic violence in Bucks County each year.

The Coalition of Rutgers Unions is accusing the university of publicly negotiating salary proposals.

Hurts is expected to miss the rest of the season after a blood clot in his left calf traveled to his lungs.

As City Council weighs an expansion of the student SEPTA program, issues around trust of teens have emerged.

After months of getting kicked, blocked and criticized, Philadelphia’s autonomous food couriers are expanding their reach.

Hurts was initially injured after taking a cleat to the left calf against the Los Angeles Rams on Oct. 4.

Fallen leaves naturally fertilize the soil as they decompose, returning vital nutrients to the ground.

Jefferson Health's ASPIRE Center combines personalized therapy, family support and clinician training to improve care for people at risk.

From the city to pockets of Delco, rugby devotees have endured broken bones, torn ACLs and more than a few bruises. But to them, “all is good in the world.”

The 22-year-old concert venue is ending a tumultuous year on a low note.