The Philadelphia Sisters helped bring professional women’s tennis back to Philly — and it’s ‘a dream come true’ for Alex Sykes
Professional women's tennis will return to Philadelphia this summer for the first time in 21 years.
A teaching pro from the Philadelphia Cricket Club will be back in action at the ShopRite LPGA Classic
Once an LPGA Tour regular, Francella hopes to learn from her fellow competitors this weekend and bring the experience back to her students at the Cricket Club.
Inside the battle over King of Prussia’s 4.6 million square feet of proposed data centers
Developer Brian O'Neill says the data centers would "change the world for the better."
Montgomery County says it has ‘real, aggressive goals’ to develop affordable housing, outlined in new report
The blueprint examines how Montgomery County will aim to increase the development of affordable housing.
Philly abruptly dropped its jail healthcare contractor after more than 3 decades
It signed a deal with a new provider, CFG Health.
Pittsburgh school board votes to close nine schools, 12 other facilities
The controversial move came weeks after the Philadelphia School Board moved to close 17 schools over the strong objections of City Council.
A rare white wine from Bordeaux for less than $10
Bordeaux is known for its deep tradition of red blends, but the region's few white wines are young, fresh, and fruity.
‘Genius’ Tyshawn Sorey doesn’t care for labels of jazz or classical, but continues to make exquisite music
The MacArthur Fellow and Pulitzer Prize winner recently finished a Philadelphia Orchestra commission and is about to release his new album inspired by Max Roach’s 'Members, Don’t Git Weary.'
Stephen Colbert’s departure recalls the path blazed by another of CBS’s presidential provocateurs, Norman Lear
Stephen Colbert was following the path charted by Norman Lear, whose legacy continues to influence TV comedy. His replacement misunderstands what made the legendary producer's shows so popular.