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Cities like Philadelphia are increasingly using data to operate more efficiently, but experts warn that computer-based decision-making isn't perfect and policymakers need to think critically about data.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that automatic life-without-parole terms for minors are illegal. Since Pennsylvania began resentencing its juvenile lifers in 2016, those who claim their innocence have been left behind.

New Census data shows more commuters are biking to work in Philly and subway and Regional Rail ridership is up, but the bus system could use a boost.

Philadelphia police and the FBI are investigating the theft of two nearly 8-foot-tall stained-glass windows from a historic North Philadelphia mansion built in the 1880s.

Want to rent out your house? A case before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court could clarify for homeowners whether their single-family homes can be used for short-term rentals on sites like Airbnb.

Philadelphia is looking to crack down on illegal lock-outs and negligent landlords, but the fact that close to 40,000 rental properties in the city are unlicensed has become a major obstacle to enforcement.

As part of Made In Philly, a new series about millennials who are working to address community challenges, reporter Aneri Pattani spoke with the Philly women bringing sex education to black girls.

Now that former Temple football coach Geoff Collins has left for Georgia Tech, sources say Greg Schiano, Butch Jones, and Alabama's Josh Gattis are interested in coming to Temple.

Need host gifts to bring to all those holiday parties? Look no further than locally made treats from festive spirits and jams to classic Philadelphia snacks.

During the MLB's Winter Meetings, which begin Monday and run through Thursday, the Phillies will be in the thick of the race for Bryce Harper and Manny Machado.

Eagle-eyed Philadelphians might notice that some (but not all) city street signs feature a Liberty Bell icon. The reason for its appearance is simpler than you might expect.

Sixers center Joel Embiid made comments last week about his displeasure with his recent performance and made it clear he has no problems with new teammate Jimmy Butler, but Butler says he can understand his frustrations.

Beyond their religious benefits and architectural beauty, Philly's historic sacred spaces can make the city stronger, write Robert Jaeger, of Partners for Sacred Places, and Beth Miller, of the Community Design Collaborative.

Adrienne Gonzalez, the founder of GoFraudMe.com, collects stories of crowdfunding fraud and writes that there are ways to avoid a Johnny Bobbitt scenario when donating.

The Washington Post has released an important, must-read report on how often domestic violence leads to murder. Their study of major U.S. cities found half of the women murdered in the last decade were killed by an intimate partner.

Was this the "year of the woman?" After the midterm elections, Politico found that one glass ceiling women still face in politics, working on political campaigns, is holding firm.

For some Monday morning inspiration, look no further than Al Día's profile of Antonio Romero, the community schools coordinator at Kensington Health Sciences Academy, and his focus on student leadership.

The story of one New Jersey couple that is helping their community by providing food and shelter services, as told by NJ.com, will put a smile on your face.

The full GQ story on Philadelphia being the "City of the Year" is finally online, and it cites Eagle Malcolm Jenkins, rapper Meek Mill, District Attorney Larry Krasner, and chef Cristina Martínez.