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The money would go towards bolstering everything from the crime lab to the cold case unit.

Several rivers are expected to see moderate to major flooding, and wind speeds could reach 65 miles per hour along the Jersey and Delaware coasts.

Pennsylvanians who select health insurance plans this month by the final deadline will get coverage starting on Feb. 1.

“None of my lifetime opportunities come without having access to education and it's the great equalizer,” Parker said.

Here’s a look at some MLK Day volunteer and engagement opportunities, from panel discussions to community cleanups.

The state’s Black maternal mortality rate is more than double what it is for white or Hispanic residents. The Do Care Doula Foundation aims to change that.

Philly toddlers are looking at art, hearing stories about artworks and then creating their own unique art projects at Woodmere Art Museum.

The Philadelphia Department of Public Health operates five resource hubs across the city. They offer free COVID-19 tests and other health services.

Georgetown’s growth is leading to big changes from new businesses and plans for a new highway overpass.

Street medicine teams that provide care for people who are unhoused hope that new Medicaid reimbursements will help them expand operations.