Lynette Hazelton

Assistant Fire Chief Charles Walker noted that the home did not have any smoke detectors and encouraged Philly residents to call 311 to get them for free.

Data centers, bitcoin operations, and electric vehicles are driving up demand for electricity as extreme weather conditions strain the power grid even further.

Sip City Mixer has grown in popularity and added more events and subgroups to its inclusive community.

The rain and wind had nothing on the nation's oldest Turkey Day parade, which brought in its usual cheer to mark the start of the holiday season.

Marianne Bustin has been on a quest to discover info about Joseph Daly, her uncle who spent the Korean War as a POW.

Discussions at the University of Pennsylvania and St. Joseph's University will share stories from victims of the Holmesburg Prison experiments and their families.

State lawmakers now must decide what to do with the task force's recommendations on how to fix nuisance stop-and-go stores in Philadelphia.

A group of men, who have dubbed themselves The Brotherhood, decided the best way to help others caught up in jail is to bail them out and support them with a second chance.

Overbrook Presbyterian Church (OPC) held a vigil to commemorate the one-year anniversary of the fire that left the church in ruins and also to showcase reconstruction progress.

Praise Is The Cure, a faith-based breast cancer awareness program for Black women, also reaches out to the men who have been thrust into caregiver roles.

The Great Family Gathering, sponsored by the Church of Christian Compassion for the past two decades, fed over 6,000 people throughout Philadelphia at its latest annual feast.

Adrianne Jones-Alston, founder of the Jones Foundation, said reparations is one of the demands for survivors and their decendents of the Holmesburg Prison medical experiments from 1951 to 1974.

A timeline of the medical experiments at Holmesburg prison and the after effects on the inmates who participated.

A get-out-the-vote rally organized by the Nuns On The Bus advocacy group with a focus on Catholic voters becoming multi-issue and not single-issue voters.

Public water fountains are often shut off in the winter, leaving the unhoused at greater risk of dehydration.

Virginia Hammond is the Pennsylvania Prison Society's volunteer of the year.

The annual Excelencia in Business Awards celebrate Hispanic entrepreneurs for their innovation, resilience, and for giving back to their communities.

The agency’s new CEO, Donna Bullock, talked with The Inquirer about her own experiences with childhood housing insecurity.

An army of deep canvassing volunteers for Changing the Conversation hit West Philly with a love story to spur infrequent Democratic voters to turnout.

Community advocates called on Mayor Cherelle L. Parker to halt illegal dumping by 2028.