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Just after 2 p.m. Wednesday, calls came in for a collapse on the 3000 block of Grays Ferry Avenue.

The city is evaluating waste-disposal options, while also studying bacterial “digesters” and tip-toeing into composting.

“Wilderness Generation” offers a solution to today’s widespread feelings of isolation, providing a heartfelt and comic how-to at Philadelphia Theatre Co.

The top four Ivy League teams will be invited to the 2027 "Ivy Madness" tournament in Philadelphia to decide who gets the conference’s bid to the NCAA Tournament.

PFAS are commonly found in household items and can remain in the environment — and our blood — for decades.

PECO seeks to raise rates again by 12.5% for Philly and suburban electric customers. The governor's office says Shapiro believes the rate case should be withdrawn immediately.

Jobs for Delaware Graduates hired Nicole Poore in 2014. Watchdog groups say lawmakers shouldn’t run agencies that get taxpayer money.

A record quarter adds to the governor's $35 million cash edge over the likely GOP challenger.

Tourism officials say they are hoping to get people to Philly, show them a good time and have them keep coming back for more.

The city is still evaluating the environmental impacts of burning trash versus landfilling it, the Office of Clean and Green director said.

Some members of Congress from the Greater Philadelphia area are calling for the invocation of the 25th Amendment to have President Donald Trump removed from office.

Young Philadelphians showed off their civics projects, participated in workshops about local elections and got hands-on experience with a voting machine.

Things are heating up this spring in Philly – literally. With America 250 coming up, there are more events than ever to enjoy the city.

Cape Henlopen School District in Delaware is one of five districts that previously reached an anti-discrimination agreement with the Biden and Obama administrations.

Neurogastroenterologist Trisha Pasricha says constipation woes on vacation happen to lots of people — but she says there are solutions.