Mount Airy resident Raina Stewart has filed a federal lawsuit against Philadelphia’s only 21-and-over swimming pool.

In his daily livestream interviews, the Drexel University disaster expert talks to officials and researchers who are trying, like he is, to understand how America can evolve.

What’s the best school for your kid? Our all-new rankings of the top high schools in the city and suburbs—oh, and why it’s time to ignore those rankings.

They are managing, somehow, to make basketball fun.

Our U.S. Attorney took Krasner to task (again) for the way he’s handled serious crimes in the city. Plus: The mail-in ballot plot thickens, and beware the “courtesy tow.”

Contributing less to landfills is good for our planet. Putting less trash on the curb is good for our sanitation department. Here are a few expert-approved ways to reduce your waste footprint. 

The Fox 29 anchor had sued the Internet giants after a photo of her was used online without her permission.

A national and state effort is putting new electoral pressure on Republicans in Harrisburg, who have controlled either the House or Senate every year since 1993.

While most journalists are able to work remotely these days, such is not the case at the 136-year-old Philadelphia Tribune.

The digital divide is one thing, but socioeconomic pressures highlighted and intensified by the pandemic are creating new hurdles for the most marginalized students.

If you think our city by the sea is dead, think again. There’s plenty of cool stuff happening there.

The return of sports also means the return of distraction. Is that really what we need right now?

Her claim that she’s never used racist language doesn’t exactly hold up.

“There’s a pandemic, dude,” said a masked protester to an unmasked cop on Sunday. “If there’s a pandemic, then you should be at home,” he replied.

The battle for your belly is officially over and done thanks to this Shorti birth announcement.