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Residents with private wells in parts of Montgomery County have relied on bottled water or filtration systems since the 1990s.

Attorney General Kathy Jennings said she’ll ask the Delaware Supreme Court to stay the ruling narrowing access to the voting booth.

Artist Gary Brunley in the Print Center’s 98th annual competition mashes Black and white portraits into the same image.

The ruling also found permanent absentee voting unconstitutional; The court said lawmakers can’t change voting rules by statute.

Jim Alturo, of Cinnaminson, N.J., is donating one penny to the American Lung Association for every cigarette butt he picks up.

The Navy Yard’s AV shuttle can fit nine seated passengers and a wheelchair.

The Philly entrepreneurs are building a network of coffee farmers across the African diaspora to build more Black wealth.

Forty-four acrylic floor tiles depict Black figures who made Philadelphia, from major civil rights activists to little-known community standouts.

Bob Marley's cousin Judy Malcom is spearheading the effort to create a Jamaican Heritage and Reggae Museum in Wilmington to empower culture and revive unity.

Starting Monday, passengers with a SEPTA Key card can tap in up to five riders for the same trip.