Brian Howard

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Our comprehensive guide to the most critical Democratic race for mayor in Philly’s history.

In the face of a problem that can feel insurmountable, these undeterred citizens refuse to sit quietly by.

Outdoor adventure, cozy accommodations, endless antiquing, bustling breweries and more.

Nobody said this was going to be easy.

Any doubts about whether they’re in the same class as the Astros were quickly quashed.

Six educators and three writers reflect on the fierce debate over teaching American history in 2022.

Two lawmakers from the Philly ’burbs and a lawyer from Lower Merion are leading the push to legalize medical psychedelics in the state.

For Terrill Haigler, solving Philadelphia’s trash issues is about so much more than clean streets. Is his eager idealism just what the city needs — or will he get swallowed by the muck?

He started his idiosyncratic quest 20 years ago in the aftermath of 9/11. This year, thanks to him, September 12th will be celebrated as National Hug and High-Five Day.

A high: Jim Kenney landing $1.4 billion in federal COVID relief. A low: learning Tom Farley okayed the destruction of MOVE victims’ remains.

The former municipal golf course at FDR Park became an indispensable natural refuge for many locked-down South Philadelphians over the past year.

From cheap ballpark hot dogs to the warm human embrace of our neighbors, it’s time to start reclaiming the things we missed out on last year.

Join Philadelphia magazine for a free and virtual three-part speaker series featuring some of the region’s most influential people.

2020 has sucked, but at least we still have the big orange furball.