Protests

ACT UP Philadelphia said Sunday’s “civil disobedience action” was “organized by an autonomous group of activists in solidarity.”

Organizers gave out free books and served food and drink as they filled the streets with music, art, and celebration of LGBTQ love.

Nahel M.'s killing is a rallying call, similar to how George Floyd's murder in Minneapolis sparked intense protests.

Here's a look at the scene in Philly, in photos.

The Southern Poverty Law Center has deemed Moms for Liberty an extremist group, saying it “advances an anti-student inclusion agenda.”

The local chapter is enthusiastically participating. Mayor Kenney and other elected officials spoke out against the group’s values.

Every four years, PECO makes a plan to buy electricity for its customers. Climate activists want the utility to do something different the next time around.

Trump, DeSantis and other conservatives will speak at the “Joyful Warriors Summit,” hosted at a Philly Marriott despite elected officials' pleas.

“It’s this generation’s turn to push back,” one demonstrator said.

Child sexual abuse survivors are pressing Pennsylvania lawmakers to move ahead with opening a two-year window for them to file otherwise outdated lawsuits over their claims.

Nurses and other medical professionals held an informational picket at Crozer-Chester Medical Center, criticizing hospital ownership.

The goal is not only to have a $15 minimum wage, but to wrestle control for future wage increases out of state control and into local hands.

A hung jury ended the trial, the first of a Philadelphia law enforcement officer involved in police operations during the 2020 protests.

The jury told the judge it was at an impasse on Friday, but the judge urged them to continue working toward a verdict.

Advocates for the homeless are calling for accountability in the death of Jordan Neely, a 30-year-old homeless man who died this week on a New York City subway train.