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A reporter joined 50 paranormal enthusiasts for an overnight investigation involving patience, expensive equipment and an open mind.

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

Philly’s ghosts are older than America. And they are still causing trouble.

Twelve contestants carved 6-pound blocks of Pennsylvania Dutch breakfast meat into everything from a LeBron James jersey to a surprisingly lifelike Philbert the Pig.

After City Council declared a rat emergency in Northeast Philly, the animal rights group proposed contraception as an alternative to traps and poison.

The Library Bar and Mary Cassatt Tea Room are closing as the luxury hotel prepares for a new steakhouse, cocktail bar and redesigned spaces.

WalletHub study cites safety issues, traffic and poor infrastructure in ranking Philly last again among nation’s 100 largest cities.

At Penn Treaty Park, members of the Delaware Tribe returned to their ancestral homeland to celebrate their culture and fight for greater recognition.

Along a mile-and-a-half stretch of Frankford Avenue, dozens of churches preserve centuries of history while providing food, clothing and other neighborhood support.

The city spent $120,000 designing two LOVE Park prototypes meant to make outdoor dining cheaper, safer and easier for restaurants.

Philly teens at WHYY’s Youth Town Hall talked about war, gun violence, AI, the environment and what they want elected leaders to address.

About 70% of Indego’s fleet is electric, leaving some riders frustrated by extra fees and fewer traditional bikes at the dock.