Community

The Prudential Center and other sports and entertainment venues that can hold 5,000 or more people can reopen Monday with limited capacity.

This week; Philadelphia's massive budget gap, Reading Terminal Market's new manager, and how alchemy can be used to combat climate change.

The six-week video game tournament is part of an effort by the department to find new ways of engaging young people in Philly.

The twin-brother team that makes up Delaware’s poets laureate help students discover “the heart that art brings into our lives.”

Leonard Stewart tells WHYY about the lowest point in Philadelphia, his Eastwick neighborhood, and the water that is a constant companion.

A recent survey by the conservative American Enterprise Institute shows that 3 in 5 white evangelicals say Biden was not legitimately elected.

Proprietors say their shops do more than provide food — they become community hubs.

Philadelphia radio legend Cody Anderson has died.

Philly is at risk of losing the restaurants that make its food scene what it is. A new GoFundMe campaign aims to help businesses survive.

The county announced the end of the previous grant program and introduced a new program with funding coming from the state.

There was a brief period of exhilarating hopefulness — followed by lots of drama.

The celebrated restaurant owned by KeVen Parker, who died on Friday, Jan. 15, 2021, was a staple in the community.

After gunmen injured eight victims Wednesday afternoon, North Philly commuters feel traumatized. “We’re just trying to make it out of our own neighborhood,” one person said.

The Eagles on Thursday agreed to trade Wentz to the Colts for a 2021 third-round pick and a conditional 2022 second-round pick.

Bars catering to queer women, like the Gayborhood’s Toasted Walnut, are disappearing across the U.S.