David Murrell

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DNA phenotyping is part of a new wave of investigative tools for law enforcement. Critics dismiss it as “science fiction.”

You can tune in March 1st to catch the show, which appears to be closely based on a scavenger hunt game that took place in San Francisco a decade ago.

Well, sort of. The longtime exec will soon begin the process of stepping away from the company, but he’ll remain an adviser to CEO Brian Roberts.

There are strong signs of growth in West Philly, but to truly thrive in the future, the UCD will have to manage a problem facing cities nationwide: the rising cost of housing.

Get to know the South Philly barber who makes regular trips to NYC to keep the Roots looking fresh.

Men’s beauty services are getting fancier than ever.

Don’t think of it as a price hike — think of it as a chance to purchase a vibrating foot pillow that’s twice as fancy.

While most museums of archaeology shy away from the thorny issue of how they acquired their items, the newly renovated Penn Museum makes it part of the narrative.

The main issue Philly must solve to become the greatest city in America in the next 20 years, according to our speakers and panelists? Inequality.

And you’ll get to pet the doggies and form your own opinions, too.

A zoning hearing on a contentious proposal from developer Bart Blatstein turned into a tale of two Wawas.

With expected lows in the 20s, consider it a winter weather preview.

Also: how she plans to get baby-boomer XPN listeners to trust a millennial’s musical taste.

Jeff Guaracino, Sheila Hess, and Marc Brownstein will discuss why Philly’s most unique asset — its history — helped us become the greatest city in America.

Oh, and Jim Kenney was reelected mayor. Here are six takeaways from Election Day.