As more kids increasingly flock to for-profit programs, community coaches are disappearing. A trend the city hopes to reverse ...

After success with a three-centerback defense last fall, Pochettino returned to a four-back setup against Belgium. It left ...

John Cole on fears that voting rights will be eroded under the terms of the SAVE America Act, which would place stringent new identification requirements on those seeking to cast ballots in elections.

We’ll show you a photo taken in the Philly-area, you tell us where you think it was taken. This week’s theme is all about football. Affordable Care Act premiums are estimated to rise across the region ...

The Inquirer's annual Spring Arts Guide is back with the best upcoming events in our area. Plus, a local artist is retelling ...

For years, South Florida was where Philadelphians retired, vacationed, or escaped winter. Increasingly, it is also where Philadelphia’s biggest restaurateurs are doing business. Stephen Starr now has ...

UPenn's Institute of Contemporary Art was founded in 1963 and has always been defined by its artistic edge. More than half a ...

The dual-venue show at the Philadelphia Museum of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts features more than 1,000 artworks spanning three centuries.

AI-driven diagnostic tools trained on newly expansive data could, for the first time, develop reference ranges calibrated to ...

Concert calendars at venues throughout the Philly region are filling up as winter doldrums fade away and thawed-out touring acts hit the road. The 20 shows highlighted below are picks to not miss from ...

From international guests like Jim Jefferies, to UPenn alum Whitney Cummings, and "Parks and Rec" star Nick Offerman, there's a bunch of funny men and women headed to brave the Philly audience.

Robert Kohler and Frances Coulborn Kohler trusted their gut and personal taste when they bought art. What took shape was a ...