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Artist Tyree Guyton enlisted members of the community to work on his monumental evocation of time at the corner of A and Indiana in Philadelphia.

A new musical by Philadelphia native Colman Domingo is set in the ‘50s and examines issues of race through the iconic character of Nat King Cole.

Christa Cooper had been thinking about the N.J. governor's race for months, but didn't like what she heard from Democrat Phil Murphy or Republican Kim Guadagno.

A music recording archive at Drexel University is feeding a reggae songwriter based in London.

Producer: Monica Rogozinski Chef Shola Olunloyo has long been regarded as one of Philadelphia’s best-kept culin ...

I am at once relieved that the Kenney administration made the right decision, and grieved that removing a symbol of brutality does not change the substance of this moment.

As the hurricane threatened, Miami-Dade County opened more than 40 shelters for people who needed a safe place to go. Some low-income, vulnerable people needed more support.

While sound professionals and amateurs have moved to digital recording, reel-to-reel still holds a special place among some producers and audio nerds.

A bill aims to address abandoned mine lands with a focus on economic development. Proponents see it as a way to imagine a more sustainable future for old coal country.

We look at the practice of lobbying on behalf of foreign governments in Washington, which has been exposed by the indictment of Paul Mana ...

It’s often-noted that Americans live inside their own media bubbles. So  we’re going to take a look at a couple of Clinton-r ...

Tuesday’s election features one important ballot question before Pennsylvania voters. The proposed constitutional amendment is inte ...

We’ll hear about the accelerating investigation being led by Robert Mueller, including the indictment of one-time Trump campaign chair ...

LISA THOMAS-LAURY was ...

The window to sign up for individual health insurance through the Affordable Care Act's online marketplace begins Wednesday, Nov. 1.