We spot a dozen or so tech folks in the professional development program's latest mix, plus 10 (!!!) Comcast employees.

Richard Florida identified the ways in which Philly is growing and the issues it needs to address if it will make that prosperity equitable in a new report.

"This is our way to tell everyone what we’ve been doing, and where we want to go next," said Chief Information Officer Mark Wheeler of the new strategic plan.

Women Led Cities Initiative cofounder Katrina Johnston-Zimmerman was nominated in the list's "Earth" category alongside the likes of climate change activist Greta Thunberg.

Several of the civic tech projects focused on data transparency, solutions for citywide issues like the opioid crisis or mass incarceration, or creating a technology that helps undeserved populations.

Professionals across the tech, emergency response and medical industries will gather for three days of firefighting innovation.

On Sept. 17, Philly Counts is calling all city residents to attend a training and inform their communities on the 2020 U.S. census.

It's not too late to join the monthlong Launchpad 2019: Phundamentals hackathon, which asks participants to consider: What should be considered vital to the success of all Philadelphians, and how can we better use our technology as bridges between ourselves?

The sentencing algorithm has been in the works for nearly a decade, and its critics say it could unfairly target people of color.

And he's live tweeting the whole adventure!