Philadelphia hospitals and universities are behind some of the best medical breakthroughs in the world.

How did Philadelphia end up as one of the poorest, least-educated, highest-taxed and most violent cities in the country? Blame 40 years of political cowardice—and 34,966 ex-city workers who are still collecting fat government pensions.

They've been mocked, maligned, protested, pilloried, and generally blamed for the downfall of the economy. So what's it feel like to be rich these days? We asked. Five wealthy (and anonymous) Philadelphians answered.

As the new museum opens its doors on the Parkway, it's time to remember why the collection is important in the first place: the art.

In the city of I-95, the Schuylkill Expressway and Parking Wars, could a new generation actually make cars ... obsolete?

With Penn cracking down on student drinking, the closing of the 41st and Market state store may be more than mere coincidence.

With the glory days of TV sports reporting long gone, Philadelphia's local sports anchors swagger on.

Part Victorian, part baroque and all Jack Cousteau, Wallacavage's meticulously nautical living room is absolutely eye-popping.

Marcie Turney and Valeria Safran's newest gastronomic endeavor brings the pork (and sherry).