Inga Saffron

At a time when legacy institutions are struggling, newer, more nimble arts groups are expanding.

The project offers Philadelphia a new way to think about the flawed Parkway.

The project offers a solution for preserving vulnerable historic buildings in a time of rapid climate change. But it might not work forever.

In a clumsy attempt to address drug use on 12th Street, the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown has locked up its outdoor cafe and a well-known sculpture.

The project tackles the racial wealth gap by providing underrepresented businesses with work space and tax breaks.

The garage threatens to undermine the transformation of the neighborhood, recently improved by the new Schuylkill Banks bridge.

In this episode of Phillies Extra, The Inquirer’s Scott Lauber talks with rising Phillies prospect Justin Crawford about his breakout season in Triple-A and what he’s learned along the way.

The new incarnation of the “Grand Dame of Broad Street” includes several public attractions along with luxury apartments and fancy ballrooms.

Government investment in research, hospitals and universities is what saved older cities after U.S. manufacturing imploded in the 1970s.

Lindsey Scannapieco, who turned the Bok Building into a hive for makers, is going toe-to-toe with a deep-pocketed developer to gain control of UArts' flagship building.