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A group of European artists drop into town to reimagine the city’s built environment — using masking tape and modern dance — in the middle of an evening commute

Mayor Jim Kenney declares U.S. ruling “total and complete victory” for Philadelphia.

Should private schools that benefit from Pennsylvania’s tax credit programs adhere to the rules of the public system? That d ...

An 8-foot sculpture is engraved with the names of those killed when an unsupported building wall crushed a popular Salvation Army thrift store.

State officials expect the launch to make a significant contribution to tourism in Delaware — where 17 percent of visitors participate in gaming.

The proposed changes apply to a program intended to provide food to low-income families.

David Oh’s anti-squatting legislation has finally advanced out of committee, after nine months of relentless advocacy from the Republican at-large City Council member.

It may not be a panacea, but one Rutgers professor has a new approach for desegregating the nation's schools. And it starts with the college admissions process.

Wynnefield resident experiences different treatment at a Lowe's in the suburbs and the West Philadelphia location. The latter is considered a 'high-theft' store.

More than two dozen restaurants in Delaware have adopted a “straws by request” policy or are banning them altogether.

NewsWorks Tonight host Dave Heller sits down for his weekly conversation with Gallup’s Frank Newport to talk about trends in U.S. opinion.

The Carney administration reversed course Friday on a proposed school anti-discrimination policy, removing a provision that would have al ...

Many cities tout their importance in the pantheon of American music, but it's hard to dispute the depth and range of Philadelphia's.

Yardley woman waits to see if new law allows her husband to get experimental medication for ALS.

New Jersey’s Congressional primary candidates have already raised $40.4 million, with 40 percent of that brought in by the men expected ...