Philadelphia celebrates three leap day babies at Jefferson Health, while the Estes family uniquely has three children each born on separate leap days, drawing interest and celebrations every four years.

Philadelphia opens a new Popcorn for the People facility to provide employment opportunities for the neurodiverse community, in partnership with the Eagles Autism Foundation and Wawa.

Daniel Gwynn, wrongly convicted of arson in 1994, was exonerated and freed after nearly 30 years in prison when new evidence revealed major flaws in his case.

A $2.5 billion project aims to revitalize South Philly Sports Complex with venues, retail, and green spaces, despite uncertain plans for residential and office areas.

Philadelphia's concert hall at the Kimmel Center will be renamed after Marian Anderson, with a grand rededication planned for June, funded by a $25 million donation.

A study by Steel Guard Safety ranks Philadelphia as the eighth noisiest city in the U.S., potentially impacting residents' quality of life and health.

Philadelphia Parks & Recreation is seeking volunteers for its Playstreets program which provides free meals and a safe place for kids to play from June 17 to August 23.

Philadelphia heats up with events like East Passyunk Avenue Restaurant Week, cultural tours, sports, and artistic gatherings, promising diverse activities for both locals and visitors.

Da'Vine Joy Randolph is celebrated during this awards season, having won a SAG award and being a favorite for the Oscars. The Oscars ceremony promises a full live telecast with no past mistakes. Randolph's success story inspires aspiring actors.

Philadelphia is turning its "Rocky Day" into a larger "Rocky" festival to attract international visitors and may include a Sylvester Stallone appearance.

Comcast Spectacor and The Cordish Companies will invest $12 million in renovations for Xfinity Live! in South Philadelphia to enhance the venue's facade, interior, and outdoor plaza.

Rep. Summer Lee withdrew from a CAIR event in Philadelphia after learning about fellow speakers' controversial past remarks, drawing criticism from political figures for her initial plan to attend.

Beyoncé's foray into country music with “16 Carriages” and “Texas Hold ‘Em” is spotlighting Black artists in the genre and stirring discussion on diversity within the traditionally conservative country music scene.