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Don't forget Sunday marks the start of daylight saving time. While some of us will welcome the extra hour of sunlight at the end of the day, experts warn about the forgotten dangers of springing ahead.

A time and location have not been set, but details have emerged for Philly's "March for Our Lives" student-led rally for gun control. We broke down everything you need to know about the Philadelphia rally and the hundreds of others planned for later this month.

For the first time in a decade, in an effort to find more families, Philadelphia's Department of Human Services has urged residents to ask themselves this question when it comes to fostering: "Can I handle it?"

Becky MacDicken has visited every prison or correctional facility in Pennsylvania at least once in the past year. Her mission: to teach inmates what they need to know about re-entering a world driven by money.

Since the statue went up outside of Philadelphia City Hall last year, those who have never heard of black activist Octavius Catto have gotten an education. Now, historians have a plan to introduce Catto to a younger demographic.

This Women's History Month, a group of Philly women have shared with us their hopes for women in 2018.

A former Philadelphia Department of Licenses and Inspections deputy commissioner claims that his 2011 resignation in the midst of an FBI probe stemmed from pay back from higher-ups.

According to officials, President Trump has agreed to an unprecedented sit down with North Korean leader Kim Jung Un and will do so by the end of May.

The city's best guess is that 90,000 Uber and Lyft trips happen in Philadelphia each day. It's a guess because the Philadelphia Parking Authority claims the companies won't hand over adequate data.

Green beer. Green clothes. Green everything. If you're still trying to figure out how to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in Philly, we've got you covered.

There's cheesesteaks and there's interpretations that we'll call "cheesesteaks." The vegetarian version at Gin & Pop in Francisville has done plenty to earn those quotation marks.

Drake night. Kanye night. We've all been … right? Reporter Bethany Ao decided to find out which – if any – of Philly's most popular single artist parties are worth the price.

Less hazelnuts means less Nutella — a fate some couldn't bare to think about. Researchers at Rutgers are spreading joy to Nutella lovers everywhere.

Makeup artist Jacen Bowman helps big names like Lupita Nyong'o and others get ready for their close up. He never pictured this new reality when he was serving time in a Philadelphia jail.

Let's be honest guys. We all wouldn't mind being a little taller, right? Well, a study at the University of North Carolina found that it might be good to be a tall man, unless you're black.

Philadelphia author Shantrelle Lewis' book Dandy Lion: The Black Dandy and Street Style has caught the eye of Viola Davis and could be optioned into a documentary.

As the Sixers continue to fight for a playoff spot, they let a golden opportunity slip through their hands in Miami last night.

The Flyers slide continued last night with a heartbreaking 3-2 loss to the Bruins on a goal in the final seconds.

Attention Sopranos fans. Your favorite fictional crime family is back and headed to the big screen. Reports say The Many Saints of Newark will set the scene for what took place on the hit show.

Columnist Will Bunch writes that it's no coincidence that a labor movement, powered by women, coincides with the #MeToo movement's impact on workplace dynamics.

Opinion coverage editor Erica Palan explains that she's seen a troubling pattern. The majority of submissions she gets come from white men. Women of the Philadelphia region, she wants to hear from you.

Black Panther's Michael B. Jordan will adopt "inclusion riders" after Frances McDormand's plea for top celebrities to push for more diversity on set. The Guardian examines what it means for diversity in films and for Jordan's production company.

For International Women's Day on Thursday, The New York Times looked inward, realizing their obituaries have leaned heavily toward men. They flipped the script by honoring these 15 remarkable women who were overlooked.

NPR surveyed dozens of transgender and gender-nonconforming teachers in the U.S. and Canada and found that more than half face workplace harassment. Some pointed out noticeable differences in how they are treated by their students compared to other adults.

Cavaliers forward Kevin Love opened up this week about how he deals with anxiety and depression as an NBA player, inspiring others to discuss their struggles. Bleacher Report looked at the response of the Wizards' Kelly Oubre who said he's "going through a lot."

On Thursday, McDonald's turned its arches upside down to make a "W" in honor of International Women's Day. HuffPost's Willa Frej explains why she believes the gesture missed the mark.