Thursday morning, as travelers at Philadelphia International Airport kissed their loved ones goodbye and rolled their luggage to check in, several said their flights haven’t been changed due to the reductions.

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Pat Dugan, a former judge, lost the Democratic primary in May and secured nominations through write-in votes to run as a Republican.

Dugan said if he could, he’d change the Republican “R” suffix on his ballot to a “P” for “Philadelphia” because he’s running for everyone. (1/2)

Hoboken has had zero traffic deaths since the beginning of 2017. By contrast, Philadelphia had 134 traffic deaths last year, 59 of which involved pedestrians hit by vehicles.

What can the city learn? Advocates say a “culture of accountability” is paramount.

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South Philadelphia’s Vare Recreation Center gymnastics team will finally be able to afford new uniforms, equipment, and financial aid to help the young gymnasts attend competitions.

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After a breast cancer scare last year, Charity Herndon decided to pursue her dream of opening a bookshop. The result is a Jane Austen-themed mobile bookstore called Austen’s Shelf.

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Lucky’s Great Wiener Race is more than just an opportunity to watch dachshunds race — it benefits the Philadelphia Animal Welfare Society.

The race took over Manayunk earlier this month when dozens of dachshunds competed to be top dog of the hot dogs.

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Nearly two weeks since Kada Scott went missing, her family is holding on to hope — fragile now, but still alive — that they will soon be reunited.

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