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How Rutgers became a national model for helping student addicts in recovery
'More colleges and universities are creating sober living programs for student addicts in recovery, and many are using the blueprint Rutgers University created nearly 30 years ago.' → Read More
'Afrofuturist' play debuts at Fringe with look at gentrification and history
In a Center City rehearsal space, six student actors slowly begin to melt out of their seats and onto the floor. → Read More
Simple boat label could prevent pointless Coast Guard search missions
To avoid long and expensive search-and-rescue missions, the U.S. Coast Guard is asking boaters along the Delaware River, and in the region, to mark their vessels with their name and contact... → Read More
UPDATE: Navy identifies missing New Jersey sailor
Update: Thursday, Aug. 24, 2017, 11:50 a.m. The U.S. Navy has identified one sailor who died and nine others who remain missing after the USS John McCain collided with an oil tanker Monday near... → Read More
Family and friends hope for the best for missing N.J. sailor
A Cherry Hill, New Jersey, man is among the sailors missing after the USS John S. McCain and an oil tanker collided near Singapore. His friends said they are are hoping for the best, but... → Read More
Philly high school students learn the art of protest with Mighty Writers [photos]
Nia Peterson, 15, drew a depiction of the American flag, but with rainbow colors, representing the LGBTQ community, instead of the traditional red, white and blue. → Read More
Come September, Philly taxi rate will tick up 2 cents
With the rising number of Uber and Lyft drivers crowding Philadelphia's streets, city cabbies are raising their rates to recoup lost income. The Philadelphia Parking Authority Board recently... → Read More
High school sets up scholarship in memory of road rage victim Bianca Roberson
The West Chester Area School District established a scholarship fund in memory of Bianca Roberson, the 18-year-old Rustin High School graduate who was killed in a road rage shooting in June.... → Read More
CHOP honored as Philly 'stormwater pioneer'
The Philadelphia Water Department recognized the Children's Hospital of Philadelphia as a 'Pioneer in Stormwater Management' today. → Read More
President Trump's Boy Scouts speech irks some local scouts
Thomas Gajewski spent 16 years in the Boy Scouts, starting as a Tiger Scout before eventually becoming an assistant scout master at age 18. He credits the organization with giving him the... → Read More
Trio in Congress from Philly region address water contamination through military spending bill
Three area congressmen successfully added amendments concerning drinking water contamination to a must-pass military spending bill. The larger bill will get a vote later in the year. → Read More
Using Philly's signature sounds, artist 'sculpts' music for Franklin Square
Artist Kara Crombie is inviting Philadelphia locals to jam out on her new interactive sound sculpture she calls 'Sample Philly' Saturday in Franklin Square Park. → Read More
Protesters demand documents they believe could help free Abu-Jamal
Another chapter in the fight to free Mumia Abu-Jamal has opened as about three dozen demonstrators gathered Friday outside the Philadelphia district attorney's office, calling for the release of... → Read More
The celebration of Kevin Hart: Philly style [photos] —
Kevin Hart loves his connections to Philadelphia. He really loves it now that a whole day is dedicated to him. → Read More
On Philly Pride day, rallying for more recognition for trans people of color in the movement —
In the midst of Philadelphia's PrideDay festivities, a few dozen LGBTQ locals gathered at City Hall to recognize transgender people of color's contributions to the LGBTQ history. → Read More
Area 'dreamers' hail Trump change of heart, worry about parents in danger of deportation —
After the Trump administration's decision to continue the deferred action for childhood arrivals program intended to protect unauthorized immigrants who came to the U.S. as children, some of the... → Read More
In Philadelphia, Democrats detail impacts of GOP health plan on Medicaid, region —
As the GOP health care bill edges closer to a vote in the U.S. Senate, Sen. Bob Casey of Pennsylvania called on Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney, Pennsylvania nurses union president Patricia Eakin,... → Read More
Gathering to 'Say Her Name,' Philly activists honor women of color brutalized by police —
A few dozen women gathered at Philadelphia City Hall Wednesday to say the names of women of color who have lost their lives at the hands of police. It was a local version of the 'Say Her Name'... → Read More