Nearly a century after Pa. ratified the 19th Amendment, it’s time you read up on your history.

As more of the life-saving overdose reversal drug ends up in the hands of civilians, it becomes harder to tell how often it’s being used — concealing the city’s true overdose rate.

The rigid, confounding, densely bureaucratic Baby-Friendly Hospital Initiative has morphed into a system that diminishes a mother’s ability to make the best choices for her child.

The public-address announcer has been behind the mic in South Philly since way back in 1972.

For too long we’ve been kept down by the rote predictability of our politics.

Could rain delays be what tips the boat on climate change?

Now the Water Department can turn its attention to the other huge hole in the ground, along Baltimore Avenue in West Philly.

The blast rocked the city early this morning and caused a three-alarm fire. Here’s everything we know.

The department rejected a Philly Mag request for the list of officers, saying that “they have not been charged with a crime or a departmental violation.”

But some dockless operators have already moved on. The future, they say, is with electric scooters — which remain illegal across Pennsylvania.

Older crowds, snobby vibes, and the dearth of large outdoor venues hosting in the heart of the city made me miss the untamed Wednesday nights gone by.

Pennsylvania will soon recognize the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in the U.S.

Real estate agent Anda Franc has been accused of stealing a $2,000 necklace from a Radnor Township jewelry store. She also seems to have gotten a blowout just before police booked her.

The team also announced a ticket fee for the practice for the first time, though the proceeds will go to charity.

Cases involving deadly Vibrio vulnificus have become more common as ocean temperatures rise.