Philadelphia

What made Pennsylvania's first ever constitution so radical that it only lasted 14 years? And how did such a short lived document have such a long lasting impact?

Amid a backdrop of steadily rising temperatures, the city's average from March through May tied a record set in 1921.

A summer camp of singing and dancing is the first run-through of the ballet building’s community accessibility.

Transit police officers have been working without a contract since March 31. Members of FOTP Lodge 109 will vote to ratify the contract.

PPA says 181 tickets were canceled after being issued in error to residents with valid parking permits.

Remember when "going outside" was the only summer plan? From the snacks, to hangouts, to one-hit wonders that defined summer, we're throwing it back to simpler low-tech times.

The city recently determined that the Leibert House is “imminently dangerous.” It’s unclear if its owners will move to repair the property.

Einstein Nurses United members say they want the hospital to commit to safer staffing levels, stable benefits and other upgrades in a new contract.

A view of the neighborhood reveals a uniquely Philly character steeped in civic and community anchors.

The artist, poet and community leader founded Def Poetry Jam before leaving NYC to launch Rush Arts Philly.

Just two blocks off the grand neoclassical sweep of the Benjamin Franklin Parkway, the scale of the city completely changes.

Anti-ICE protest art in the city embraces Philly’s long tradition of blending art, activism and community-building.

A near record crowd, mostly in Ecuadorian yellow, filled the South Philly stadium for the city’s first ever FIFA World Cup game.

The $7.1 billion plan contains many of Mayor Cherelle Parker’s housing priorities, but none of the staffing requests made by elected officials.

A near record crowd, mostly in Ecuadorian yellow, filled the South Philly stadium for the city’s first ever FIFA World Cup game.