Ryan Coombs, 42, has been a fan and patron of small and black box theater for years. “I started reading plays as literature. I love reading plays,” he says. “That’s…
New York City has always been a beacon for Black families from across the country. And during the Great Migration, hundreds of thousands more families arrived, transforming neighborhoods into vibrant…
Hi, Philly. The region saw a tornado Monday night after all. Today, it’s just cold. Montgomery County school officials expensed international trips, including a 14-day African safari, an Inquirer investigation…
Philadelphia vaccine experts on Tuesday called a federal court decision reversing changes to the U.S. childhood vaccination schedule under Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a win…
As I’ve visited classrooms in the last few years, I’ve heard something that I rarely heard prior to the COVID pandemic: silence. The deafening silence of students sitting side by…
When Santiago Canyon College President Jeannie Kim and professor and Distance Education coordinator Scotty James heard investigative reporter Karen Hao speak at the California Community Colleges Futures Summit in Santa…
David Tudor was born in West Philly in 1926 and, at least for a musical prodigy, his career started out conventionally enough. He began studying the piano at age 6…
One block from the Los Angeles courthouse where Mark Zuckerberg testified in February, families gathered around the Lost Screen Memorial: 50 illuminated phones, each bearing the face of a child…
By MIKE STOBBE A federal judge on Monday temporarily blocked federal health officials from cutting the number of vaccines recommended for every child, and said U.S. Health Secretary Robert F.…
By Amanda Seitz | KFF Health News Surrounded by hot pink lights and cherry blossom pink drapes on a ballroom stage, family doctor Marguerite Duane offered a seemingly simple solution…
