File photo of the federal prison in Littleton, Colo., where Bakhtiyor Jumaev, of Philadelphia, was being held Thursday, a day after a judge in Denver ordered his release six years after he was arrested for giving $300 to a fellow supporter of an Uzbekistani terror group. In a decision challenging the United States' one-size-fits-all approach to punishing terrorism suspects, a federal judge ordered a Philadelphia man released from prison Wednesday, more than six years after he was jailed for repaying a $300 debt to a fellow terrorist sympathizer.

Artificial Intelligence Is Helping Blind People See In Philadelphia A new way for blind people to see with technology that uses artificial intelligence is now available in the Philadelphia area Mayor Kenney Updates Philadelphia's Sex Harassment Prevention Policy Following Audit An audit of Philadelphia's sexual misconduct policies and procedures reveals the city paid out $2.1 million in settlements since 2012. Dolphins To Discipline Players Who Protest Anthem With Suspensions, Fines Miami Dolphins players who protest on the field during the national anthem could be suspended for up to four games under a team policy issued this week.

The Oval+ is taking over the Eakins Oval parking lot and transforming it into a family-friendly outdoor destination. The temporary installation runs from July 20 to Aug. 19 and brings a splash of color to the space along the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, just opposite the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

Rapper Jay-Z criticized Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney over the decision to move the Made in America Festival off of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway. But Mayor Kenney says the entire thing was a misunderstanding.

Inside Courtroom 676 in Philadelphia City Hall, a group of volunteer housing counselors gather around a table every Thursday morning and afternoon. Together with pro bono attorneys, they try to help homeowners stave off foreclosure through Philadelphia's Residential Mortgage Foreclosure Diversion program.

Laura McCrystal covers everything about taxes, government revenue, and how such policies impact people in Philadelphia and beyond. She previously covered news in Montgomery County, including Bill Cosby's trial.