Philadelphia Magazine

A woman driving near a protest gets ripped from her car by police, as if she’s an enemy combatant. Curfews ban any kind of public assembly. Why? Because police view the public as a fundamental threat.

With a momentous election looming, it’s worth remembering as we commemorate All Hallows’ Eve that there are things we should be very, very afraid of, and then there are the bogeymen.

If you’re going through cancer treatment, it’s important you don’t do it alone. In Philly, you don’t have to.

From finding a cancer support network to enrolling in potentially lifesaving trials, this guide can remove some of the uncertainty.

Cancer screenings are down this year, which is an issue that should concern us all.

Take a look at the medical marvels being pioneered right here.

As more Philadelphians seek socially distanced outdoor activities, the manager of Heinz Wildlife Refuge talks about what makes it “magical.”

From workout apps to Zoom classes, here’s what they’re relying on for wellness throughout the pandemic.

Plenty of room and comfort for your family and friends, right on Lake Wallenpaupack.

Compounding U.S. Mail delays and other problems like missing mail-in ballots is this: A state website that’s supposed to show your ballot status doesn’t seem to do a very good job of it.

The majority of pollsters show Trump consistently trailing in the Keystone State. We ask one why he’s so confident.

Let’s not fool ourselves. The only way independent restaurants can survive the winter is with government assistance. 

Filled with amenities designed with COVID-19 in mind, the new super-luxe Logan Square condo tower also plays nice with its neighbors.

Activist Anthony Smith and two other men have been charged with arson stemming from an incident earlier this year.

A new study shows that 60 percent of the state’s registered voters have seen the claim that Hollywood and Democratic elites regularly participate in child sex trafficking. Worse: Twenty-two percent believe it.