Media

The conference boasted a full roster of local journalism experts who shared their thoughts on cultivating civic dialogue with audiences.

Kelce is expected to replace Robert Griffin III, who would continue with the network as a college football analyst.

His connection to PBS began in 1971, when he was hired to co-anchor NPACT, the National Public Affairs Center for Television.

After the thrilling women's NCAA tournament wrapped, we wonder why Philly doesn't have it's own WNBA team. Plus, we talk to a deepfake detective about the upcoming election.

Supporters leaned in to watch host Maiken Scott interview guests live for her weekly science and health show.

The monthly call-in show will air at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 13.

In Pennsylvania, forward movement on a bill that first unanimously passed the state Senate last year could send legislation to the Democratic governor’s desk imminently.

The photography institute TILT is bringing back its city-wide photo-sharing project.

Bills that would ban TikTok and regulate kids’ social media accounts have been debated in Pennsylvania, but lawmakers haven’t found a consensus.

This year’s Society of Environmental Journalists conference focuses on journalism’s role in democracy, disinformation and activism.

Many users are criticizing Meta for limiting political content in a year when the U.S. and several other countries will be holding pivotal elections.

The company behind Trump's social media app will start trading on the Nasdaq exchange, potentially delivering a windfall of more than $3 billion to the former president.

More than 50 media orgs, including WHYY News, and community groups collaborated to cover the mayoral election last year. Now, the EVEV project returns with new focus.

The “pop-up” newsrooms are a continued endeavor to strengthen our ties with the communities we cover.

The court laid down guidelines for the lower courts to use in assessing the facts in similar cases.