Philadelphia

Three retail buildings were destroyed during social unrest after George Floyd was killed. A new beer garden now fills that commercial hole.

The museum's managers had not paid the mortgage for years, leading to a debt of close to $1 million.

The water bar is an ongoing effort by the Philadelphia Water Department to build trust in the city’s tap water, which officials say meets state and federal standards.

The nonprofit is teaming up with three hospital systems to provide people a direct path from the emergency room to supportive housing.

The Black Clergy of Philadelphia believes its summit can result in a workable plan to help fight continued violence in the city.

L&I promised to inspect the site — once home to the famed Gimbels department store — and issue any required violations.

Ross Gay’s ode to Julius Erving and the legacy of Black genius is the basis of a new music composition and performance at Girard College.

A trio of brass players performed at a riding academy that offers equestrian therapy.

The three resignations come just over a year after the Citizens Police Oversight Commission officially began its work.

By letting a computer make the schedule, Major League Baseball is failing to take advantage of a huge viewership opportunity.

McGovern was the Bruins’ defensive coordinator last year but missed most of the second half of the season due to health issues.

The festival runs June 5-11 and is designed to showcase African American businesses in a street festival at 23rd Street and Grays Ferry Ave.

Authorities say one of the teens remains hospitalized in critical condition.

The increase in roadway fatalities and Vision Zero, the goal to eliminate traffic deaths by 2030. Plus, the World Health Organization's warning about artificial sweeteners.

The presumptive next Philadelphia mayor has been an orator since she was a teenager, when she won a citywide Black history contest.