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Immigrants' rights advocates have launched two initiatives, trying to pressure the state government to close down the detention center.

Orchestra 2001 will perform on Sunday, April 22 at World Café Live, and Saturday, April 28 at the Fillmore.

Washington Avenue has remained stubbornly industrial. Now developer Ori Feibush, president of OCF Realty, wants to transform it.

A new play "¡Bienvenidos Blancos!, or Welcome White People!" tracks a descendant of the Cuban exodus as he re-assesses his feelings for the island nation.

Eagles organization Don Smolenski estimated the team spent between $2 million and $3 million on the festivities.

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

For the second time in as many months, high school students around the country walked out of school to protest gun violence and call for more gun control.

Legislators in the First State are still actually working toward passing small but meaningful gun control legislation. That said, things are moving slowly.

Photographer and Drexel professor Andrea Modica photographed Mummer wenches, one day a year for 10 years.

A federal judge has sentenced Mohammed Jabbateh to 30 years in prison for lying to U.S. immigration officials about being a brutal warlord during Liberia's first civil war.

Thirty-four-year-old Meghan Adorno says being vegan is about keeping herself healthy, protecting animals, and saving the planet.

On the spectrum from tree hugger to climate-change denier, Americans claim to be “green” — or not — in all sorts of ways.

Living in Houston with flaring smokestacks in the distance stoked Carrie Feibel’s eco-anxieties. Still, she decided to have a kid... but just one.

Some companies offer you the chance to “erase” your carbon sins without making big changes to your lifestyle.

Commissioner Richard Ross apologizes after previously defending police for their handling of the incident.