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Why your electricity bill is so high and what Pennsylvania is doing about it

By Hannah Wiseman and Seth Blumsack, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

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School District of Philadelphia issued nearly $700K in fraudulent payments, officials say

By Jack Tomczuk

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City seeks new ideas to revive the Saucer at LOVE Park

By Metro Philadelphia

Evoluer House

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Evoluer House is empowering young women to grow, heal and lead

By Eric Moody

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2025 primary results: Judicial candidates advance, voters approve ballot questions

By Jack Tomczuk

Free Toll Friday

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Kick off your summer with Free Toll Friday on the AC Expressway

By Zach Ciavolella

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History column: Remembering the MOVE bombing 40 years later

By Michael Leibrandt

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Larry Krasner wins Philadelphia district attorney primary

By Jack Tomczuk

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2025 Primary: Philadelphians vote in DA, judicial races

By Jack Tomczuk

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“It means everything” — Philadelphia voters reflect on the power of their ballot

By Casey Sebastiano

SEPTA funding

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Riders, lawmakers speak up as clock ticks on SEPTA doomsday plan

By Jack Tomczuk

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6 wounded, 1 dead in weekend violence across Philadelphia

By Zach Ciavolella

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How Philly is helping formerly incarcerated residents rejoin the workforce

By Jason Peters

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Primary Election Preview: What to expect on the ballot

By Jack Tomczuk

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Legacy and learning: Abington faces pivotal vote on future of middle school

By Michael Thomas Leibrandt

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Philly’s forgotten history as a hub of anarchism with a thriving radical Yiddish press

By Geoffrey Baym, The Conversation via Reuters Connect

Philabundance

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Hunger crisis deepens as Philabundance loses critical funding

By Michael Leibrandt

Larry Krasner

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Still an ‘outsider,’ District Attorney Larry Krasner seeks third term

By Jack Tomczuk

Pat Dugan

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Pat Dugan steps up to take on Krasner in District Attorney race

By Jack Tomczuk

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Want to know where Philly’s money goes? City launches website to boost budget transparency

By Metro Philadelphia

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