From a Shakespearean production to a city citation, here's what to keep an eye out for at the Philadelphia Flower Show this ...

Inquirer staffers discuss how to handle an unprovoked snowball hit. Plus, the state of Philly's pension fund, new Rutgers ...

With the blending of agricultural and residential, there are more chicken coops in people's backyard than you'd think, plus some goats and sheep.

The junior guard has steadily improved each season. He didn’t see the floor as a freshman, was last year’s sixth man, and now ...

A decade ago, the pension fund was only 45% funded. But a series of reforms under successive mayors have fostered a ...

Two random teenagers threw snowballs at me, a grown man. What should I do? "Snowballs aren’t fun and games to me." ...

Potential Eagles targets at the scouting combine: Which top tight end, secondary prospects do Birds have in their sights? The Eagles held interviews with a number of players at positions of need this ...

The duo became fast friends as minor leaguers in the Cardinals organization. Now they’re thankful to be in position to compete for a World Series title — together.

In an era when print circulation — magazines, newspapers, or even the phone book — steadily declines, it’s easy to look back on Highlights, which was first published in 1946 ...

Sam Gellerstein wanted space. He’d been in South Philly for the better part of a decade, and he loved the area. But his one-bedroom off East Passyunk Avenue was starting to feel small. What’s more, ...

Philadelphia's winter has been in the top 20% for snowfall in records dating to the late 19th century, and top third for cold.