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The Philadelphia Orchestra will premiere a new choral work based on sounds and poems crowdsourced from area residents.

After years in the wilderness, the Delaware County Democratic Party can pick a congressional candidate — and it has 14 to choose from.

Philadelphia kicked off April’s Jazz Appreciation Month by naming native son Jamaaladeen Tacuma as this year’s recipient of the Benny Golson Award.

April 4 marked the 50th anniversary of the death of civil rights leader Martin Luther King Jr. The disciple of nonviolence was gunned down in Memphis, Tennessee.

The Villanova Wildcats — and their devoted fans — have made their way into Center City this afternoon for a victory rally.

A new nutrition course for students at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine meets in the kitchen.

The Pennsylvania Department of Corrections is under pressure to act after five inmates at Graterford Prison have committed suicide in the last three months.

The gathering marked the 50th anniversary of MLK’s death in Memphis as he supported the rights of black sanitation workers — including their right to unionize.

Kenney's board will replace the state-controlled School Reform Commission on July 1.

The 12 people who will decide whether Bill Cosby should be convicted of sexual assault have been selected.

It all started with an idea the library had to create play spaces where they could get out some of that pent-up energy.

These railfans are not messing around.

We explore the claim that there are 100,000 illegal voters in the commonwealth.

More than half of the potential jurors in Bill Cosby's criminal retrial say they've already formed an opinion about whether he's guilty of sexual assault.

Love letters sent between inmates at Eastern State Penitentiary during the Civil War tell the story of an interracial love affair and social resistance.