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From 35mph to 25mph, the city of Philadelphia has lowered the speed limit on Kelly Drive yet again and they are seeking new ways to combat the excessive speeding in the future.

On Monday evening, Oct. 9, the grief was palpable as more than 3,000 members of the Greater Phoenix Jewish community, and its allies, gathered for a solidarity event for Israel on the field at the Ina Levine Jewish Community Campus in Scottsdale.

On Monday evening, Oct. 9, the grief was palpable as more than 3,000 members of the Greater Phoenix Jewish community, and its allies, gathered for a solidarity event for Israel

The Pittsburgh Planning Commission officially approved construction plans for Pitt’s BioForge Manufacturing Center on Sept. 29. The BioForge is located on the Hazelwood Green site, which is also the home of Carnegie Mellon University’s Manufacturing Futures Institute at Mill 19 and is the center of Pitt’s proposed “Bio Valley.”

On Aug. 28, Jewish families in Greater Phoenix became eligible to apply for PJ Library “Get Together” grants for the first time since the national program began in 2016.

Smiles and congratulations all around on April 13 as Safe Passage had a thumbs-up luncheon for staff, board, sponsors and supporters for the nonprofit’s successful “Journey Forward” helping sexually abused

William & Mary's women won the Colonial Relays team title for the first time since 2009, and set multiple school records in impressive fashion.

Continuing a legacy that has helped Northland win nine City titles under coach Tom Fast will be one of the things motivating the girls track and field team.

A seven-time Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association writer of the year, Blackledge spent the final 34 years of a four-decade career as the chief prep beat writer for the Columbus Dispatch. A Delaware, Ohio native, Blackledge graduated from Ohio Wesleyan University in 1982 with degrees in journalism and communications. He served as sports editor of the Wilmington News-Journal for three-plus years. He also worked at the Lake County Telegraph and the Delaware Gazette. In addition to the prep beat, Bl...

Families of high school seniors around the DC region wonder if prom and graduation will take place in-person  By Ayesha Khan Schools discuss plans for prom, graduation It’s only February, but prom and graduation are already on the minds of many parents and their high school seniors across the D.C. region. GAITHERSBURG, Md. (FOX 5 DC) - Even with it only being February, parents of graduating seniors in the DMV are already thinking about prom and graduation.  They are hoping their kids w...