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City Council is calling for hearings to examine the Philadelphia Sheriff's Office's operations and practices amid concerns about the department.
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GREENSBURG – At Art on the Square Gallery, 114 E. Washington Street, the annual “We Love Art” effort enjoyed great participation this year with the works of more than 20
Peoples Bank, which is being acquired by First Financial Bank, was named bank of the year by the Regional Development Company.
Meet Billy Penn and WHYY journalists and learn about foster care and adoption Nov. 18 at Philadelphia's Parkway Central Library.
His win has become one of the most surprising upsets in Orange County’s general election and marks a shift in city politics.
City council candidate Estuardo Mazariegos is accusing his opponent Jose Ugarte’s campaign of potentially tampering with ballots
Tenants fighting the city’s plan to demolish and rebuild a public housing complex in Chelsea say it violates the mayor’s socialist principles.
City officials tried to steer the sale to an affordable housing developer, but the attempt failed.
Crist said he is talking to former mayors to navigate cuts following the passage of Amendment 3.
The vote was a major rebuff of the company by a commission often friendly to the industry.
Commissioners approved a change to the county’s synthetic drug ordinance that now includes chemically-altered kratom.
A St. Petersburg couple donated $2 million toward intentionally sinking the SS United States in the Gulf.
Oklahoma City's 2026 resident survey finds 69% believe the city is headed in the right direction, but street conditions, homelessness and traffic remain major concerns.