David Murrell

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In 2015, Philadelphia Media Network claimed it was “out of the pension business.” Now, the NewsGuild says it has proof the publisher of the Inquirer and Philly.com has been funding a pension plan for Teamsters all along.

We’ve gone from being street-cleaning pioneers during Ben Franklin’s time to the last major U.S. city without a comprehensive sweeping program.

Roy Halladay may have started his career with the Toronto Blue Jays, but he was still one of ours.

Philly doesn’t have a stellar hospitality history when it comes to robot visitors — just ask hitchBOT.

Philly’s poet laureate has a new collection — and plenty to say about the state of America.

The announcement comes on the heels of a year that saw the city’s highest homicide rate in more than a decade.

Social media forecasters say that wherever the storm, which is due to pass through both D.C. and Philly, dumps the most precipitation could be where the star Nationals free agent ends up this season.

Not surprising, then, that the writers were kind of cagey about the last time they were actually there.

The whiz gets his shot to run our tourism agency.

Uncovering the origin story of Philadelphia’s most far-reaching culinary export.

In his new bio on founding father and revolutionary physician Benjamin Rush, the decorated journalist argues it’s not all about the Franklins.

Donald Trump’s not the only alum you won’t hear about on local campus tours.

Following up with some of our 1995 “30 Under 30.”

Inside the increasingly rough-and-tumble Philly Quidditch scene.

It can come back to life and change a neighborhood. Or at least that’s what a group of determined Philadelphians is hoping for.