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Generations of Owls, civic leaders, and Philadelphians came out to honor the school’s first Black woman president.

Legislation introduced in City Council would give residents more time to sign up for the Longtime Owner Occupants Program.

Eight women’s teams celebrating the city’s international communities took part in the inaugural competition. Four will face off in the semifinals Sept. 30.

Joyce Abbott, the teacher that inspired and motivated Quinta Brunson, had a street renamed after her, and was inducted into her alma mater's Hall of Fame.

Protestors called for justice Tuesday, hours after a Philadelphia city judge dismissed charges against Mark Dial in the police killing of Eddie Irizarry Jr.

After a payment freeze of more than three years, borrowers face an uncertain future.

Dr. Mira Irons' brief tenure was marked by turmoil; a mass exodus of staff, and major changes in terms of the museum’s online exhibits.

Families could receive up to $3,200 to help with school tuition.

Lt. Gov. Hall-Long would become the state’s second female governor. Meyer would be the first New Castle County executive to hold the highest statewide political post.

Millsboro, Del. residents are getting compensation for their contaminated wells from a class action settlement with Mountaire Farms. But they say their troubles aren’t over.