And tech and engineering degrees are on the rise, according to Campus Philly's 2019 report.

PHL is testing three facial recognition programs and will implement one in the spring for some international travelers.

The home of one of the largest internet hubs in the Northeast has a cool connection to the city's old-school mail system.

Want to help Philly reach zero waste by 2035? The Pitch & Pilot program has up to $34,000 to help you work on a tech solution.

The tech industry employs about 15,000 people, with one of the highest salary bases in the city.

Certain signs point to yes, but Philly weathers economic downturns better than other cities, according to the nonprofit think tank.

The foundation is looking for projects that "explore how the widespread digital collection of data can be harnessed for greater civic engagement and stronger communities."

The Philadelphia Shooting Victims Dashboard shows data for every gun shot victim in the city for the last five years.

The nonprofit will be prepping folks to be hired as salespeople at Comcast, including those with varying degrees of education and those looking to make a mid-career change.

The electronic ExpressVote XL machines will produce paper ballots, too.