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Patients using medication-assisted treatments slowly being accepted into group recovery homes.

Tending cows through the night and grooming sheep to look their best are all part of the fun at the Bucks County farm fair

About a third of those responding to Gallup polling are satisfied with the way things are going in the U.S. today

For years now, bike-safety advocates have pressed Philadelphia’s elected officials to build more bike lanes and protect them with physical barrierrs

For Adesola Ogunleye, it took more than 20 years to understand the roots of her anxiety

Permanent supportive housing is one of the most expensive, full-service models out there for helping people experiencing homelessness regain stability.

Our bodies are programmed to go on alert in the face of danger. But what happens when that reflex goes haywire?

A mural commemorating children lost to violence was 'memory lane' for the community. Now, the developer promises to replace the neighborhood memorial.

Thousands of union leaders and member rally at Penn's Landing to oppose ICE policies

For victims and their families, having these reports come to light can be a vindication, but there are also a lot of difficult emotions that can be a struggle to process.

Urbanization has decreased the amount of water that seeps into the ground.

Pending measures in the House and Senate aim to keep foreign governments from tampering in U.S. midterms

Starting this Saturday, people hoping to cool off in Philadelphia’s most beloved swimming hole might have to change their plans.

Casey ad attacks Barletta for Medicare vote; Barletta says it's a lie

Former rivals from 13th Street and 5th Street now welcome each other, exchanging invites instead of blows, as they reconnect.