Philadelphia

Nearly three out of four people who ever struggle with drug or alcohol use survive and go on to recovery, national estimates show.

Neither the Schuylkill or Delaware pathways are continuous — yet.

One of the messages mistakenly forwarded to Hall Monitor suggested the outlet’s reach was too small to warrant granting requests.

Starting this month, the university will seek feedback from the community through listening and engagement sessions.

The suspended Philadelphia police officer turned himself in and was arrested on Friday morning and will face charges that carry a minimum of 35 years in prison.

Funky, liberating, and a little gross, Martha Eies’ alter ego disappeared from Philly almost five years ago. This weekend, she’s back.

Police said three streets employees were arriving to do work on the area. One worker left the car to go into a corner store and ended up in an altercation inside the store.

From Pakistan to Brooklyn to Northeast Philly, the Rashid family sticks together and tries to give back to their community.

Though still lower than past years, cases and hospitalizations have been creeping up. Happily, tests are still readily accessible.

The event is a two-part panel looking at “recasting the climate change narrative,” with a renewed focus on exploring solutions rather than emphasizing crises.

As press coverage of the arts shrinks, Artblog celebrates two decades of crawling through Philly’s galleries.

The curvy building is considered both an architectural marvel and a symbol of police brutality.

Early dismissals at 86 Philly schools — up from 74 earlier this week — will continue through Friday.

"The Breakaway" author Jennifer Weiner joins us. Also, the latest on tropical storms and depressions midway through hurricane season, and the Philadelphia Fringe Festival.

As the ‘language of the city’ receives wider acclaim, people in Philly want the local roots to remain clear.