After more than 7 years in Old City, High Street on Market will close its doors. The restaurant group says they are looking for a new location.

The Black-owned, community-minded self-care business launched amid the pandemic.

As the nation reckons with its racist past, we wanted to know what Philadelphia’s Black community would consider real, substantive progress and change.

Keir Bradford-Grey on the need for more investment in public schools and on how the justice system limits possibilities for youth in the Black community.

Megan Malachi on the need to disband the police, institute community-led models of public safety and pay reparations.

Cathy Harris of Mural Arts on the importance of empowering Black artists and giving people a say in how they are represented.

State Rep. Jordan Harris on channeling the energy of Black Lives Matter protests into a collaborative political wave.

Erica Wilkins on the importance of training therapists to treat the wounds of racial trauma.

Gabriel Bryant on the need for the Black community to have ownership of all the systems and institutions that impact it.

Pastor Leslie D. Callahan on Philly as a hub of religious innovation and seeing Blackness as the gift and promise of Philadelphia.

Roberto Thornton on the need for Philadelphia to be welcoming of all.

The City Controller talks about the game you can’t beat her at and the importance of leadership in a crisis.

The Philly firm will put the power of its 250-person litigation team to work for racial justice … for free

We can’t say we’re all that disappointed by the news. Plus: Parents don’t want to send their kids back to Philly public schools, and why a convicted Abscam politician has caught the attention of the feds yet again.

Staying inside isn’t the only option to enjoy the dog days of summer.