Voice: Courtney DuChene

The Philadelphia-based medical alert system wants to help seniors live independently for longer — and stave off the need for home health aides. Can it?

One Black history project the current administration cannot erase: a new documentary on African Americans from the time of William Penn to the Civil War — with flashes forward to modern day Philly

What if you didn’t have to bug your friends and family for home repair help and contractor references? A Philadelphia based, women-owned company has your back

The annual event featured Jane Golden, Leigh and John Middleton, Dr. Paul Offit, along with a block captain, youth leader, educator, social justice champion and groundbreaking scientists

This year’s convening focuses not just on the causes, but on the places where they happen

Exploring a new art program at the Barnes Foundation for people with Parkinson's

The Philadelphia writer on her new memoir on becoming deaf, parenting a deaf child, and the history of deaf culture in the United States

What we learned from author, businessman and Citizen supporter Richard Vague about Thomas Willing, America’s first banker

Federal and local funding cuts are decimating an already precarious healthcare landscape, especially for Philadelphia’s most vulnerable communities. City funding could help

The two measures voters can approve or reject on May 19 concern helping Philadelphians save for retirement and making permanent someone to advocate for youth in residential facilities